Our Freedom of the North West Rover tickets took us into Scotland, believe it or not, so we ended up in Dumfries at the Rover's far north-western end. The station is to the north east of the town, faced by the station frontage:
The front of the station building:
A plaque covered in perspex on the front of the station:
To the left of the station frontage is a small side gate:
Bay platforms on the north side of the station have now been turned into the station's car park:
Details of the spandrels holding up the canopies on the platform 1 side:
The station building backs on to platform 1. Looking south along this platform with the parking area behind us to our right:
Next to the postbox a water fountain sits:
A wooden booth with a roller blind provides some sort of information counter:
Plaques mark Dumfries as a winner in 1986 and 1987 best station competitions:
A view of the rear of the central station building from platform 2 opposite:
At the southern end of the platform buildings is a southern side exit:
South of that is the station garden:
Looking south along platform 1:
Looking along both platforms from the south of platform 1:
A footbridge connects the two platforms, just north of the station buildings:
Looking south along platform 1 back towards the footbridge:
Looking north from the footbridge, with the signalbox on the right:
The signalbox:
Looking south from the footbridge:
The footbridge leads on to platform 2, from where we see the side of the platform 2 station building:
A long view of the frontage of platform 2's station building:
The entrance to platform 2 from the car park:
Looking south on platform 2 under the acnopy:
The spandrels on platform 2 are a different design:
The southern end of platform 2:
Looking south along both platforms towards the southern end of platform 2:
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