In 2014 the Toganmain Woolshed Precinct was formally incorporated as an association to negotiate with the current owners to lease or purchase the iconic woolshed and shearer's quarter's precinct, in order for the buildings to be conserved and adaptively reused. A volunteer committee was formed to preserve and restore Toganmain shearing shed.
Current Committee Members
Executive Directors: Gareth Winter (Chairperson), Christine Chirgwin (Secretary), Karen Winter (Treasurer), Tamileigh Chirgwin (Public Officer)
Directors: Mick Breed, Tom Breed, Craig Burley, Cody Crouch, Warwick Date, Peter Freeman, Deb Lacey, Matt Lacey, Ian McLaughlin, Sam O’Rafferty, Stan Walters
Original Committee Members
- Peter Freeman (Convenor), Moruya, heritage consultant, and author
- Jim Main (Public Officer & Treasurer), Cootamundra solicitor, and owner of 'The Retreat' woolshed precinct
- Charlie Massy OAM (Vice-president), Cooma, writer, historian & stud manager. The leading authority on the Australian wool industry
- Dianne Nalder, Moulamein, (owner of the 'Moolamoon' shearing shed)
- Graeme Nalder, Moulamein (owner of the 'Moolamoon' shearing shed)
- Ian Itter, Swan Hill, writer / historian & author of Fred Wolseley: A Man of Many Parts, and of twenty books associated with pastoral and wool history
Other Original Supporters
- James Robinson, (retired farmer)
- Rua Osborne, (Robertson family member)
- John Osborne, (Robertson family member)
- Tom Raine, (former Toganmain employee)
- Sam Everingham, (historian / research consultant)
- Glenn Murcutt, (one of Australia's foremost architects; winner of the Pritzker Prize)
- Thomas Robertson, (Robertson family member)
- Diana Halmarick, (Robertson family member)
