Station Master's Residence, Forsayth

The Station Master's Residence in Forsayth, Queensland, is a heritage-listed site built around 1910 as part of the Etheridge railway line, which connected mining operations to the government railway network. Designed by engineer Archibald Smith Frew, this single-storey timber building features a distinctive three-gabled roof and a detached kitchen. It reflects the historical significance of the Chillagoe Company in North Queensland's mining industry and serves as a reminder of the region's railway heritage. The residence was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992 and is an intriguing stop for tourists interested in Queensland's history and architecture.