Kendal

CRS Code	KEN
Collected date	13/09/14

Although it now consists of only one platform, Kendal station still appears quite grand, with its original station building still standing. The line is on an embankment, so the station building is at ground level but the ramp on the left leads up to platform level:

On the road to the east of the station building a previous second stepped entrance is visible:

Starting up the ramp to the station itself, with a small cycle and foot path on the right and a road on the left:

From car park level, looking at the front of the station building:

The first floor of the station building at platform level:

The western side of the station building:

At platform level a stone shelter faces the single operational track:

Looking inside the shelter:

On the platform looking west:

Looking east along the platform from its western end:

Looking west along the line from the end of the platform:

Walking along to the other end of the platform, looking west:

Looking east along the line from the end of the platform, across the bridge:

The station used to have a building on the northern side of the line, but that was demolished when the line was singled. However, traces still remain. Walking through the subway that leads under the line from the ground floor frontage, we look back at the rear of the station:

Behind fences are old tiled entrances to what was probably once part of the station on this side of the line:

The area formerly occupied by buildings on this side of the line is now a car park, giving this view of the rear of the existing station buildings:

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