Disused frontage to Crowthorne station
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Disused frontage to Crowthorne station
Image: © David Kemp Taken: 25 Feb 2022
This is described in 'The Buildings of England' as "Brick, Neo-Tudor with sharply pointed, barge-boarded gables, built 1860 to serve Wellington College", though the date shown on the entrance is 1861. This part of the station is no longer used for railway purposes and now appears to be occupied by offices.
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Image Location
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