Windermere is the end of a branch line, and the station is always busy with tourists, even if it has been cut down significantly from its original size. Indeed, the old station building has only been retained as far as its frontage, with the rest of the building containing a supermarket. Here's the old station front:
A plaque marks the building's construction and conversion to its current use:
The side of the building:
The new building is largely made of wood. Looking along its front towards the old building:
The entrance to Windermere's modern station building:
The rear of the ticket office faces on to the platform:
On the platform looking east:
The buffers at the western end of the line:
A glazed shelter is also available:
On the platform looking west:
Looking east along the line from the end of the platform:
Opposite the platform a car park wall is decorated:
On the platform, looking at some of the art that decorates its fence:
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