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| Uploaded by: | Lancastrian |
| Imagename: | 31 - Rainhill Station |
| Image Description: | Under the amalgamation of 1846, the LMR and the Grand Junction Railway became part of the LNWR's Northern Division, with the station design at Rainhill closely aligned to GJR practice. The long, two-storey hipped-roof building has a pitched wrap-round canopy supported by arcades of segmental open cast-iron beams and highly decorated brackets between wooden posts. The building is formed from brick, with fluted stone door and window casing giving a delicate touch. (Liverpool to Manchester) |
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| Uploaded: | Mon Apr 09, 2018 11:48 am |
| Views: | 350 |