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European Railroad Discussion > European Railway Station Where is it No. 48Date: 05/26/20 03:17 European Railway Station Where is it No. 48 Author: andersonb109 I stayed a night in this neat city before taking the ferry to Isle of Man.
 Date: 05/26/20 04:20 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 48 Author: DrawingroomA This is a guess because I have never been there: Heysham.
Date: 05/26/20 04:24 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 48 Author: exhaustED Well hot-dang my britches if that isn't Lancaster station - on the West Coast main line between London and Glasgow.
Date: 05/26/20 05:22 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 48 Author: andersonb109 Well I was on my way to Heysham. But there is no actual station there. Just a track along side the ferry terminal as I recall. So yes, Lancaster it is. The station looks more like a manor house than a station. The town is cool as well with including lots of interesting old buildings and a castle.
Date: 05/26/20 05:25 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 48 Author: exhaustED The county town of Lancashire... hence the similarity in name - famous (among other things) for it's involvement in the 'War of the Roses' with Yorkshire.
A fine/characterful historic town in a nice part of the country. |