Branxton Station

Branxton railway station group is of state significance as an early railway station dating from 1863 and featuring one of the earliest buildings on the Great Northern Railway. The original station building is a relatively rare example of a combined office/residence station building demonstrating early railway design and the past custom of providing accommodation for railway staff.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Very interesting, I like the very simple design. Are the windows bricked up due to lack of use?

[Babs]

Love the bold colour. You do love your railway stations

[Annie D]

@onewing I do Babs... I am sad I didn't get to Newcastle Station

[Wendy]

Such neat history. I love the bold colour and simple design.

[Lou Ann]

It’s certainly well maintained, it must be just used as a storage place because the windows are bricked up.

[Jacqueline]

Interesting building in a very nice colour!

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[Annie D]

@aikiuser @louannwarren the station does have a train timetable but I do think the buildings are now used for storage of some sort