In 1884, the two level stone addition containing the Railway Refreshment Room was built under the supervision of George Cowdery, Engineer-in-Chief for Existing Lines and was built by George Dengate. The Refreshment Room contained on the upper level eight bedrooms for travellers and quarters for the Manager and family, again typical of NSW practice.
In 1884, a two-story stone addition was constructed to house the Railway Refreshment Room under the supervision of George Cowdery, Engineer-in-Chief for Existing Lines, and built by George Dengate. The Refreshment Room featured eight bedrooms on the upper level for travelers, along with quarters for the Manager and family, mirroring common practices in New South Wales.