favourite minor train station

[Pickman's model]

fewer than 10 platforms...

i'll start you off with this little gem, the railway station in bayeux

 

[dishevelled]

Corrour station

 

[StoneRoad]

If I can have a closed one ;
Bath Green Park (The Somerset & Dorset Station)
I'll have to think about it for a bit for an open one (and can I have non-standard gauge ?)

 

[Pickman's model]

If I can have a closed one ;
Bath Green Park (The Somerset & Dorset Station)
I'll have to think about it for a bit for an open one (and can I have non-standard gauge ?)

have what you want

 

[Sirena]

Tynemouth (shamelessly nicked from the Favourite Bookshop thread)...

 

[Sirena]

Carnforth Station

 

[bi0boy]

Dovey Junction

 

[Maurice Picarda]

I rather like Marylebone.

 

[8115]

Norwich.

 

[cesare]

Venice.

 

[danny la rouge]

Plockton is pretty cool.

 

[Sirena]

Another one of Tynemouth.....

 

[Dogsauce]

Some of the Settle & Carlisle ones are pretty nice.

I liked Selby as it was like a time warp from the 70s when I'd stop there a few years back, had a proper old school cafe where you could get a cheese toastie for a couple of quid, all Formica and stains. It's probably being tarted up now

 

[neonwilderness]

I use Lewes occasionally. It's quite a pleasant place to wait for a train.

 

[eoin_k]

It has to be Stalybridge for the station buffet.

 

[ska invita]

Flagstone - the wooden planked platform cant be beat

 

[Sirena]

Flagstone

Black Rock (tbf it's a bad day....)

 

[Roadkill]

Buggleskelly.

 

[Mogden]

East Midlands Parkway. I stand and gawp at the chimneys while I wait for my onward journey.

 

[iamwithnail]

Quite like Wareham, particualrly since it's the end of the line...

 

[Bungle73]

How about Blackfriars? The London station that now has probably the best view from its platforms; and probably one of the best in the country as well.

 

[Pickman's model]

Flagstone - the wooden planked platform cant be beat

 

[ska invita]

thats the problem with Tucumcari, none of the trains ever stop there

 

[ska invita]

How about Blackfriars? The London station that now has probably the best view from its platforms; and probably one of the best in the country as well.

having blocked the view from Blackfriars bridge proper

 

[Pickman's model]

the end of the line: vladivostok station

 

[maomao]

I like seaside train stations, particularly ones at the end of the line. Southend Victoria is a favourite.

 

[SikhWarrioR]

Darjeeling on the DHR or anywhere on Network Rail that has is intact from LPTB,SR,GWR,LMS,LNER or pre 1922 grouping not been wrecked especially if it has working signal box and semophore signaling and a gated level crossing

 

[SikhWarrioR]

Some of the Settle & Carlisle ones are pretty nice.

I liked Selby as it was like a time warp from the 70s when I'd stop there a few years back, had a proper old school cafe where you could get a cheese toastie for a couple of quid, all Formica and stains. It's probably being tarted up now

Appleby on the S and C got to be my favorite on the Settle and Carlisle

 

[snadge]

Tynemouth for me too, amazing place.

 

[bi0boy]

I like seaside train stations, particularly ones at the end of the line. Southend Victoria is a favourite.

Severn Beach?