Stroud

CRS Code	STD
Collected date	14/05/08

Stroud station is on the line between Swindon and Gloucester, and was looking particularly fine in the midday sunshine when we visited.

The front of the station building:

The station building backs on to platform 1. The rear of the station building seen from the platform opposite:

Under the canopy on platform 1, with the booking hall on the right:

Under the canopy at the eastern end of platform 1:

Looking east towards the end of platform 1, with a disused platform on the left and the old goods shed, built by Brunel, in the middle distance:

Looking back westwards at the station buildings from the eastern end of platform 1:

The western end of platform 1's canopy:

The footbridge is at the western end of the station, and is covered along its whole length:

Looking east along the line from the footbridge:

Looking west along the line from the footbridge:

Exiting the footbridge onto platform 2, one is greeted by the ironwork of the arch spandrels:

An entrance also leads onto platform 2 from the car park:

The rear of the building on platform 2:

Platform 2 seen from platform 1:

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