Clitheroe

CRS Code	CLH
Collected date	16/09/16

Clitheroe station was out of use for a few decades but returned in the mid-90s. The main station building is now an art gallery:

The rear of the station building:

Next to the station building is a small building which serves as the ticket office:

An entrance passage leads between the two buildings on to platform 1:

The entrance to the ticket office:

The station clock:

To the other side of the station building is a ramp and steps:

This plaque on the station building commemorates Ron Birch, a founder member of Ribble Valley Rail:

The modern station building backs on to platform 1, seen here from platform 2 opposite:

The two sides of the station are connected by an underpass at the station's north end:

The entrance tp platform 2 on the other side of the station:

Looking back out of the gateway on platform 2:

On platform 2 looking north, with platform 1 on the right:

Looking back south along platform 2:

As with so many stations, Clitheroe station is for something, in this case Clitheroe Castle:

Looking south along the line from the end of platform 2:

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