Great Malvern station

I had a lovely day out to Malvern with my sister today.
We had a little time to kill before our train home so I took the opportunity to get some shots of the station.
Sis was getting drinks for us in the tea room when I took this, it felt like I'd stepped back in time.
Malvern is a spa town and became a very popular tourist spot for Victorians. Charles Darwin brought his sick daughter here to take the waters. Unfortunately she didn't survive her illness and is buried in the Priory churchyard in the town.

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Marilyn G M]

beautiful location

[Lesley]

Fabulous shot. Such a lovely station.

[bruni]

Yes it looks like a nice station.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

looks other-worldly

[Kate]

Such a beautiful train station.

[Milanie]

Beautiful job on this! So clear and such sharp lines.

[Molly]

Lovely transport architecture... so traditional and iconic.

[Babs]

What a lovely old station and interesting history.

This reminds me of Newcastle station (Newcastle New South Wales that is). Sadly the station is now closed. I hope they don't demolish it.

[Corinne]

Lovely scene

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Helen Westerbeke]

brilliant

[Clive Handscombe]

A good relic from the past.

[Dione Giorgio]

Such a pretty sight to see. And the couple sitting at table is enough to complete the scene.

[Mary Anne]

A great street shot!

[Fisher Family]

A nicely composed shot of this attractive railway station - fav!

This station featured on a Michael Portillo railway journey episode that I watched recently. It's history is quite interesting.

Ian

[Margaret Brown]

Love this edit, fav

[GaryW]

So quaint! Nice to see.

[Monica]

Nice little station

[Sylvia du Toit]

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[Monique]

Lovely shot

[*lynn]

interesting to see ... wonderful composition

[Erin R]

Love this old train station great capture

[Nina Ganci]

beautiful setting. It does give a Victorian feel
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