Although my brother lives there I've usually driven to Hull so I'd not got off a train at its station before this year, when I stopped off at Hull on my way back south from Scotland.
The front of the station is at its east end, and has a covered area wrapping the station building:
At the south end of the station's frontage is the old ticket hall, with its wooden pannelling:
The northern side of the station opens into a bus station, just beyond this wooden building providing a small shop:
The building has this plaque:
Looking west into a filled-in area used as a car park:
The big central building is a waiting room:
A statue of Philip Larkin was unveiled at the station in 2010:
Looking south at the southern exit from the concourse:
Looking north along the concourse:
Out on the platforms, in this case platform 4, looking west towards the end of the trainshed:
On platform 5, looking back eastwards towards the concourse:
Out in the open air, looking east back at the trainshed:
To the station's north a bus interchange has been added, nestling up to the final span of the trainshed roof:
A canopy extends out beyond the trainshed for platforms 2, 3, and 4:
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