It is an A category station, boasting of several amenities including AC / Non-AC retiring rooms, waiting halls, cloak rooms, water coolers, food court, charging points, foot over bridge, computerised ticket reservation counters, canteens, book-stall, etc . Many trains cross the station leading to direct connectivity to Delhi, Kolkata and neighbouring states.
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The selection of a site for a baby clinic for Gympie occurred during the early part of 1925 with regular correspondence between the local Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Doric pillared entrance, including a waiting room for mothers, infant's treatment room, kitchen, bathroom, ladies'retiring room and day room for the nurses.
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About 1914 a small, single-storey, timber retiring room for staff was erected on the northern side of the 1877 wing, and this room was duplicated on the southern side . ( These two small buildings have since been re-located about 20m to the south against Cordelia Street . ) New windows were installed in the rear wing in 1927.
