Fort Matilda
James Miller was a noted architect with many railway commissions
including the chalet-style station buildings of the WHL. His 1889 Fort Matilda is similarly not your standard idea of a late-Victorian
station. The chimneys reach high above an already steeply pitched roof making for a prodigiously tall single-storey building! The station is unstaffed but in excellent condition. 334 015 calls at this colonial-sounding Greenock location with a Glasgow service on 1 September.
Location: Fort Matilda
Original line: Gourock Extension Railway (Caledonian Railway)
Photographer: David Panton
Contact photographer: David Panton
Date: 01/09/2010
Image number: 30632
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