After seeing the magnificent engineering achievement of the Royal Albert Bridge by means of which trains enter Saltash, the station itself is a sad sight. It doesn't look bad from a distance in this shot taken from the Tamar Bridge:
When you get closer, though, the building is fenced off and decaying. Not much of a welcome to Cornwall!
The rear of the building is equally sad. However, the small notice on the door indicates that the building is to be restored and operated as a Brunel Heritage Centre:
The station area looking east:
The shelter on the westbound platform:
The shelter on the eastbound platform has a sign offering tickets, but the station is actually unstaffed:
A small garden brigthens up the eastbound platform:
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