Shrewsbury Gateway to Wales
Tudor and Jacobean motifs in abundance distinguish Shrewsbury's grand railway station of 1848, once a major confluence of the Great Western and London & North Western (later LMS) railway networks, and providing key links to all corners of Wales. The visionary architect was a local man, Thomas Mainwaring Penson. Shrewsbury station has been Grade II listed since 1969.
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Shrewsbury Gateway to Wales
Tudor and Jacobean motifs in abundance distinguish Shrewsbury's grand railway station of 1848, once a major confluence of the Great Western and London & North Western (later LMS) railway networks, and providing key links to all corners of Wales. The visionary architect was a local man, Thomas Mainwaring Penson. Shrewsbury station has been Grade II listed since 1969.
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Uploaded on November 10, 2014