Glencoe Woolshed-National Trust

The Glencoe Woolshed, 23 km northwest of Mount Gambier in South Australia, preserves the ambience of a unique woolshed unchanged since it was built in 1863. Operated by the National Trust, the shed displays artefacts of the wool industry, recalling the property's origins as a sheep-shearing station first established in 1844 by Edward and Robert Leake — who named the settlement after Glen Coe in Scotland.