The Jondaryan Woolshed is located about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) south of the town of Jondaryan on a flat area close to Oakey Creek.
It is now a focal point within the Jondaryan Woolshed Historical Museum and Park.
In addition to the woolshed and associated shearers' quarters (now separated from the remains of the original Jondaryan Homestead by Evanslea Road), the complex is home to a number of relocated buildings from the district.

The woolshed is a large T-shaped building consisting of a main section running approximately east west, with a short stem of the T facing north.
It is constructed of timber with a gabled roof clad in corrugated iron and is set within a system of timber yards.

The main section of the building houses the pens, board and wool classing areas.
It has a central space with side aisles and timber trusses support the roof.
The walls are clad with timber slabs, both original and recent replacements for the vertical corrugated iron sheeting which clad the walls of the west wing.
The floors are timber with spaced boards in the pens to allow sheep droppings to fall through.
The wool classing area has a rolling table for the fleeces, and has been extended over time.

The central section to the north has a small projecting gable formed by an extension of the roof which houses the pulleys of the wool-bale loading hoist.
This area was a wool storage area that led from the classing bins and the wool presses in the same wing.

The shearers' quarters is a rectangular timber framed building to the rear of the woolshed.
It has a gabled roof clad in corrugated iron and walls clad in vertical corrugated iron sheeting.
It has a verandah running the length of one side supported on timber posts.
Doors open onto this.
At the rear are top hinged corrugated iron shutters.
It is used for accommodation.
The Jondaryan Woolshed is located about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) south of the town of Jondaryan on a flat area close to Oakey Creek. It is now a focal point within the Jondaryan Woolshed Historical Museum and Park. In addition to the woolshed and associated shearers' quarters (now separated from the remains of the original Jondaryan Homestead by Evanslea Road), the complex is home to a number of relocated buildings from the district.
The woolshed is a large T-shaped building consisting of a main section running approximately east west, with a short stem of the T facing north. It is constructed of timber with a gabled roof clad in corrugated iron and is set within a system of timber yards.
The main section of the building houses the pens, board and wool classing areas. It has a central space with side aisles and timber trusses support the roof. The walls are clad with timber slabs, both original and recent replacements for the vertical corrugated iron sheeting which clad the walls of the west wing. The floors are timber with spaced boards in the pens to allow sheep droppings to fall through. The wool classing area has a rolling table for the fleeces, and has been extended over time.
The central section to the north has a small projecting gable formed by an extension of the roof which houses the pulleys of the wool-bale loading hoist. This area was a wool storage area that led from the classing bins and the wool presses in the same wing.
The shearers' quarters is a rectangular timber framed building to the rear of the woolshed. It has a gabled roof clad in corrugated iron and walls clad in vertical corrugated iron sheeting. It has a verandah running the length of one side supported on timber posts. Doors open onto this. At the rear are top hinged corrugated iron shutters. It is used for accommodation.
Jondaryan Woolshed