Nestled in the picturesque Southern Tablelands, Mount Rae Railway Station was part of the Taralga Branch line, which commenced operations in 1926. This line was constructed to provide all-weather access to the expanding town of Taralga. Despite its initial promise, the line faced operational challenges, leading to a decline in passenger and freight demand. By 1930, services were reduced to twice a week, and the regular service concluded in 1954. The tracks were eventually removed, and the area has since been reclaimed by nature, with eucalypts now covering the former embankments.
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