The Broomehill Railway Yard
![Mallet Bark to rail c1908](/Profiles/bt/Assets/ClientData/Images/BHG_-_website_photos/RAIL_Mallet_bark_to_rail_c1908.jpg)
A wagon load of mallet bark being transported to the rail in Broomehill - c1908. The bark of the mallet tree eucalyptus astringens is high in tannin and in the early days was exported in its ground form for use in the tanning industry.
![J J Treasure c1895](/Profiles/bt/Assets/ClientData/Images/BHG_-_website_photos/C1895_JJ_Treasure_Martinup_-_Esp_to_Alb.jpg)
Freight transport -before the railway came. JJ Treasure (Martinup) at the reins - freight was transported in this manner from Esperance to Albany (via Norseman) and Broomehill to Albany (c1895)
![199 yr rose](/Profiles/bt/Assets/ClientData/Images/BHG_-_website_photos/100yr_old_rose_BH.jpg)
The '100 year old rose' - purported to be planted in the gardens of the Station Masters House, at the northern end of the railway yard. Access is off Keith St, Broomehill (across the railway line).
![100 yr old rose sign](/Profiles/bt/Assets/ClientData/Images/BHG_-_website_photos/100yr_old_rose_BH_2.jpg)
![CBH c2021](/Profiles/bt/Assets/ClientData/Images/BHG_-_website_photos/CBH_1.jpg)
Co-operative Bulk Handling - c2021. Works are in progress to construct a new rail siding and outloading facility adjacent to the Great Southern Highway south of the Broomehill townsite.