Lake King Goods Shed
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The Lake King Goods Shed was constructed in 1936 and is still used as a goods receival point today. It is located opposite the ‘store’ on the site of the original Lake King tearooms. The ‘store’ had a gallon licence and the goods shed became the social gathering place known as the ‘Hole in the Wall’ which was a popular spot until the tavern opened in 1987.
The Goods Shed sits on the Newdegate-Ravensthorpe Road, due west a short distance of the intersection with Lake King-Hyden Road. Directly behind it is a truck stopover area, and nearby are one set of public toilets in Lake King, and an RV Dump Point. Across the road, the aforementioned 'store' is a roadhouse.
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