The Woolshed: A Riverina Anthology by Peter Freeman is a comprehensive study of the woolsheds of the Riverina region of Australia. The book details the architectural vernacular of woolshed, its development, materials, and construction, as well as the work involved in processing wool. Freeman describes twenty-six woolsheds in detail, documenting the fortunes of their builders, the pioneering squatters, and the outback sheep-shearers who worked in the area. The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and significance of woolshed architecture in Australia.