4 Islay Street, Glenorchy, Queenstown-Lakes
The shed was rebuilt in November 1999 after floods damaged the original building.
The shed was originally built for the New Zealand Railways Department as a goods shed for freight carried on the steamers between Queenstown and Glenorchy.
As the steamers were owned by NZ Railways, Glenorchy was officially a railway station and the rails that run from the end of the wharf to the shed were the shortest piece of railway in New Zealand.
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