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Main Station Building on N Side of Line Subsidiary Station Building on S Side of Line and

Main Station Building on N Side of Line Subsidiary Station Building on S Side of Line and England, UK

Listed Building Description
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PLUMPTON PLUMPTON 1. 5206 Main station building on north side of the line Subsidiary station building on south side of line and connecting footbridge at Plumpton Station TQ 31 NE 5/227 II

  1. A good example of a small rural railway station. Mid C19 - the line was opened in 1847. One storey. Three windows facing north-east, 4 windows facing south-west. Faced with weatherboarding. Wide eaves cornice with iron brackets. Hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Small waiting-room on the other side of the line with wide overhanging canopy across the platform. Connecting contemporary iron staircase across the line with 2 dog-leg flights.

Listing NGR: TQ3644516134