Romsey

CRS Code	ROM
Collected date	23/05/07

Romsey station is just west of the junction between two alternative routes to Southampton, one via Chandler's Ford and Southampton Airport Parkway and the other via Redbridge. In the other direction the line heads northwest to Mottisfont and Dunbridge.

The approach road to the station:

The front of the station building;

The railway, and hence the station front, is slightly elevated, so the station front is on the first floor of the station building seen here. An underpass on the left allows pedestrian and cycle access across the railway:

The rear of the station building, seen from the opposite platform:

The station building backs onto platform 2, seen here looking westwards:

Under the canopy on platform 2:

After the station building is a bicycle rack:

And then an old water tower serves as the Gents:

Looking back along platform 2 at the buildings:

The entrance to the subway connects the two platforms:

This view of the two platforms shows (middle right) where the subway emerges on platform 1:

The building on platform 1:

A long view along platform 1:

Side view:

Detail of the spandrels under the canopy on platform 1:

This plaque on platform 1 identifies 2007 as Romsey station's 160th anniversary:

Looking northwards along the line, towards Mottisfont and Dunbridge:

Looking southwards along the line:

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