How the station appeared soon after closure. Looking south west towards St Albans Abbey Station 1076x640 Londonroad.jpg |
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Standing on the platform looking in the direction of the Abbey station. Would be easy to step off the platform at this point as it was so overgrown. 4053x2742 LR11.jpg |
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A stack of old engine blocks wait vainly for the next train 2752x4043 LR16.jpg |
Not the sort of thing you would expect to find in the middle of St Albans in the late 1990's 4053x2752 LR17.jpg |
The remains of the goods shed 4043x2752 LR18.jpg |
Its difficult to imagine there was much goods traffic from such a city location 4064x2752 LR19.jpg |
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The former goods yard office. 4064x2742 LR20.jpg |
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The goods yard crane pivot 4000x2742 LR22.jpg |
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A very grand station facade that probably never had much business. 4043x2742 LR25.jpg |
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An old wagon body being used as a store. 4096x2731 LR4.jpg |
I'm standing on the loop platform looking across at the main station building.. not that it can been seen clearly 2763x4096 LR5.jpg |
More like a scene from a horror film than where trains once ran 2752x4107 LR6.jpg |
Looking under the A1081 on the trackbed towards Hatfield 2752x4086 LR7.jpg |
The station canopy 4086x2742 LR8.jpg |
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