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Tenterfield Railway Station

Information copied from the following website
http://www.tenterfieldbiz.com/railway/
The railway station is an excellent example of Victorian Gothic architecture and was built in 1886 as the terminal station of the Great Northern Railway. Although no longer served by trains the building remains as one of the town's finest heritage structures. Internally the building retains its features as they existed on the last day of train operations in the 1980s.

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gypsygirl58 (1329) 2006-07-31 4:06

Hi Monica,
Great shot! Like the composition and POV, love the old wagons on the line. We have a few stations like this in South Australia too! Would have been lovely in its hey-day, though its nice to see it has been kept in its former state. Only thing I can find fault with is the darkness under the verandah of the main building, but that would have been hard to avoid anyway. Well done. :-)
Cheers Tina