Woolsheds in NSW

There was a "coffee table" book published about 30 years ago called Woolsheds of Australia or similar. Suggest you try to get a hold of that as a reference.
Two woolsheds that I know are in it and will be near where you are travelling are Gostwyck Station, about 10km east of Uralla (20km south of Armidale) and Windy Station (one of AA Company's first stations) south of Quirindi/ west of Willow Tree.

You can drive fairly close to both woolsheds on gazetted road, but of course not right to them. Gostwyck had a Hexagonal board (I think it's now the wool room) which had some phenomenal number of hand shear stands, Windy is just big and impressive.
Gostwyck I am sure is still in use today, Windy hasn't been used for perhaps 20 years.

Haddon Rig out of Warren I think still has a large woolshed, it's been a long time since I was out there though and is a fair way off a gazetted road.

Nootsa
Shear Outback at Hay could be the woolshed you are after , they have static displays and shearing demonstations at selected times , particulary at holiday times .The vast majority of woolsheds are on private propety and are normally not open to the public , except on places that have farmstays/camping facilities and they may be open at certain times , possibly there could be some in the Darling area where the National Gathering is taking place that are available to inspect by arrangement with the organisers of the Gathering [Sir Kev and Darkie and crew ]
There are books about woolsheds by Andrew Chapman titled " Woolsheds " [2011 ] " The Shearers " [ 2005 ] and " Around The Sheds " [ 2012 ] , Andrew visited our propety in 2011 researching for " Around The Sheds ' and consequently our shed was photographed and one photo made it into the book
Regards Mick C

There is also the Willandra shed, in the Willandra National Park, north of Hay.

Cheers,

Val

There is also the Errowanbang woolshed at Mandurama (near Orange) which has quite a history,


Errowanbang Woolshed

This woolshed was recently featured on Landline a few weeks ago with the Waltzing Matilda story.

Waltzing Matilda story on Landline

Hi Chriso,

There's a woolshed in Kinchega National Park, near Menindee in Western NSW, and another in Mungo National Park a little south east of there. Neither are working sheds and either one or both are worth a visit I reckon. There is also Yanga Woolshed, near (east of) Balranald. There are campgrounds in all of these parks, not far from the woolsheds.
It pays to check road conditions and weather forecasts before you go on the dirt roads.

regards,

Heather