Date: 29/09/2023

Built to serve a golden age of rail travel, station hotels tell their own story of days gone by.

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The Station and Station Hotel at Ayr, seen here on 1st June 2012. The impressive structure was built to the design of Andrew Galloway, Chief Engineer of the G&SWR, in 1886. The view from the platform side shows a less happy picture - boarded-up windows, small trees growing on the facade etc... see image [[39436]]
Location: Ayr Station Hotel
Company: Ayr and Dalmellington Railway
01/06/2012 Colin Miller

The St Enoch Hotel, former main line station and Subway in February 1975. The station had closed in 1966, the hotel was demolished in 1977 to be replaced by the St Enoch Centre and the Subway station became a travel centre (later a cafe) after the entrance was relocated further north on St Enoch Square.
Location: Glasgow St Enoch
Company: City of Glasgow Union Railway
/02/1975 Bill Roberton

GNSR coat of arms at the site of the Cruden Bay Hotel, circa 1961.
Location: Cruden Bay Hotel
Company: Cruden Bay Hotel Tramway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
//1961 David Murray-Smith

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