The Station Hall
This hall is set out like a busy station with static displays along the platforms.
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| The entrance to The Station Hall. |
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| This machine was for stamping out your own metal labels. |
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| Several loco's drawn up to the buffers. See the huge clock on the far wall, at least 8 feet tall! |
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| An old weighing machine and a chocolate machine. |
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| Platform ticket machines and that huge clock. |
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| Along the platform were various displays of luggage and miscellaneous items. |
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| Off on honeymoon? |
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| Possibly bound for the buffet car? |
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| Fish & Flowers. |
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| Returning to school after the holidays? |
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| Everything wrapped including a bike and Teddy! |
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| Royal Mail carriage. |
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| Inside a mobile Royal Mail sorting office. Just like the one on the mail train of the Great Train Robbery. |
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| A view back along the platform, it had a really authentic atmosphere, helped by piped sounds of trains arriving & departing. |
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| 3rd Class but quite comfortable in it's day I suppose. |
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| A different class of travel & luxury though on this, the Royal Train! |
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| A nice desk for the King or Queen to write their postcards home? |
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| The Royal Trains. |
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| What a pity this magnificent locomotive was so close to the railings, making it impossible to get a photograph of the front with the Royal Crest.All photographs taken on a Panasonic G5 camera, tripod mounted with exposure times varying from 3 to 5 seconds @ f8. This is the final set, I hope you found something to interest you. |
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