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Mushroom Tunnel

229 Argyle Street, Picton Nsw 2571

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The story

This disused railway tunnel was the first used by NSW Railways and later stored wartime munitions and grew mushrooms. Local Emily Bollard was killed here in 1916 in unclear circumstances, and many visitors say they have met her ghost.

Visitors. Viewable from outside only on weekdays; interior closed for safety.

Location note. Also called the Redbank Range Railway Tunnel; address from visitwollondilly.com.au

Source. goodmorningmacarthur.com

This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.

Listing details

Listing source goodmorningmacarthur.com
Visitors Viewable from outside only on weekdays; interior closed for safety.

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goodmorningmacarthur.com

This file supports The ghost story, whether visitors can go, and the location note.

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229 Argyle Street, Picton Nsw 2571

Serving Picton, Nsw and surrounding communities.

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