The historic Carngham Station, which was destroyed by fire - again - this week. PICTURE: LACHLAN BENCE
THE historic Carngham Station was one of the casualties of Tuesday’s fire.
The homestead has long been a large part of Victoria’s rich history, but this isn’t the first time the building has burnt down.
In July 1918 a log rolling from a fireplace resulted in £6000 of damage to the homestead. A reporter for The Courier wrote that only a few stone walls and the chimneys remained of the 45 room dwelling.
Read the full article from Tuesday July 2, 1918 below
