A goods shed was provided at Seymour in September 1873, of the same though track rounded roof style seen at Kilmore East, Tallarook, Avenel, and Euroa.
In 1885 the yard was extended from 3 to 9 tracks, and a new but smaller goods shed was provided.
It was lengthened in 1909 and again in 1930.

Until the 1960s the main outbound traffic was agricultural produce, wool, firewood, timber; along with incoming supplies for town.
By the 1970s small consignments of goods were only handled by a number of larger stations, with road transport used the rest of the way.
The Seymour Freight Centre opened on 8 February 1978 to serve the local area, and remained in used until 27 April 1985.
A goods shed was provided at Seymour in September 1873, of the same though track rounded roof style seen at Kilmore East, Tallarook, Avenel, and Euroa. In 1885 the yard was extended from 3 to 9 tracks, and a new but smaller goods shed was provided. It was lengthened in 1909 and again in 1930.
Until the 1960s the main outbound traffic was agricultural produce, wool, firewood, timber; along with incoming supplies for town. By the 1970s small consignments of goods were only handled by a number of larger stations, with road transport used the rest of the way. The Seymour Freight Centre opened on 8 February 1978 to serve the local area, and remained in used until 27 April 1985.
Seymour railway station