Down at the station

Down at the station – by Marc Fiddian

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Please not that this is a second hand book, and have inscriptions on the title page

Railway stations are more than just a platform on which to await a train or a depot to dispatch a parcel. Many have a tale or two in their past, others have relevant social history attached, some have character in their appearance, others exude a little charm.  Occasionally one runs into style, such as the grand entrance at Ballarat which personifies the dignity of that noble city. Or the opulence of Maryborough, which is positively staggering to a stranger.