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Well with nothing better to do one afternoon. I decided to investigate the cellar of this undisclosed station.
Undisclosed why? Well I had to get permission to crack open the doors that lead to the cellar. The station in question is still very much operational I had a member of station staff guarding the big hole that my entrance left so as nobody fell in and as a result didn’t have alot of time to take photos.
All that I can give away about the station is that it was rebuilt in approx 1898 and that all the buildings above the cellars are now Grade two listed.
I’m hoping to get back into this cellar for a proper investigation as I was told that the subway that you will see in one of the photos, even thought partly collapsed, is stable (I hope so as two railway lines run over it :lol: ) And that this subway leads to the cellar on the other platforms. Entrance to this cellar is not possible as the doors have been sealed up and the hinges are weak.
There are some nice old features in these cellars, as well as some modernish station features (Junk in other words :lol: )
Anyway on with the pics
The first room you get to
Back to the entrance. Notice the barrell rails on the stairs. The building above might have been a bar at one stage
Stairs leading upto the buffet above. (The top of the stairs are now closed in)
I love these double doors
The subway
Did someone really work down here? If they did it would have been a very noisy and dusty place to be, as steam trains would have been running at that era
One of the modern(ish) bit of the station. The Ticker board
Thanks for looking. :cool2:
Undisclosed why? Well I had to get permission to crack open the doors that lead to the cellar. The station in question is still very much operational I had a member of station staff guarding the big hole that my entrance left so as nobody fell in and as a result didn’t have alot of time to take photos.
All that I can give away about the station is that it was rebuilt in approx 1898 and that all the buildings above the cellars are now Grade two listed.
I’m hoping to get back into this cellar for a proper investigation as I was told that the subway that you will see in one of the photos, even thought partly collapsed, is stable (I hope so as two railway lines run over it :lol: ) And that this subway leads to the cellar on the other platforms. Entrance to this cellar is not possible as the doors have been sealed up and the hinges are weak.
There are some nice old features in these cellars, as well as some modernish station features (Junk in other words :lol: )
Anyway on with the pics
The first room you get to
Back to the entrance. Notice the barrell rails on the stairs. The building above might have been a bar at one stage
Stairs leading upto the buffet above. (The top of the stairs are now closed in)
I love these double doors
The subway
Did someone really work down here? If they did it would have been a very noisy and dusty place to be, as steam trains would have been running at that era
One of the modern(ish) bit of the station. The Ticker board
Thanks for looking. :cool2:
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