Maidenhead

CRS Code	MAI
Collected date	29/04/12

Maidenhead lies on the Great Western Main Line and is the junction for the branch line to Marlow.

The station has two entrances. The main one has a car park and is on the north side of the line. The station approach, in the rain:

The canopy and entrance to the station building:

The southern `rear' entrance to the station, housing the bike racks:

The raised platforms are all connected by a ground-level subway. The top of the rear station building becomes the building on platform 1:

Platforms 2 and 3 form an island, here looking east:

The steps down from platforms 2 and 3 to the subway:

Looking west under the canopy on platform 2:

Platforms 2 and 3 have an overall roof, as can be seen in this shot from platform 4 opposite:

This statue sits on one of the benches on platform 3:

Looking west along platform 3, with platform 4 on the right:

Platform 4:

Platform 5, looking into its unusual overhead wooden roof. Trains to Marlow usually use this platform:

In the gloom of this shed, looking west:

Underneath the wooden roof, the building between platforms 4 and 5:

Back on platforms 2 and 3, looking west along the line. The Marlow branch curves off to the right:

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