The Train Standing at Platform 1 is now a Tea Room

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The Train Standing at Platform 1 is now a Tea Room

Image: © Les Hull Taken: 19 Dec 2012

A 1950s railway carriage has provided the platform for 22-year-old Sarah Billany to launch her own rural business. The official opening took place at the weekend of two carriages at Bellingham Heritage Centre in Northumberland, which is based at the town’s former railway station. http://www.journallive.co.uk/north-east-news/todays-news/2012/03/19/bellingham-heritage-centre-cafe-opens-in-train-carriage-61634-30566999/

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Image Location

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