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Dunedin Railway Station
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 01/20/24 11:33 AM GMT
Dunedin Railway Station
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This is where the delphiniums I posted were growing. The station houses the restaurant, an art gallery and a Sports Museum. In its heyday it was simply a train station. It was completed in 1906. There is a fabulous floor of minton tiles and much stained glass. Notice the violinist on the right. I think he was just there for the fun of it as he wasn't collecting donations and did not appear to belong to the restaurant.. CLICK for more information
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.casechaser
01/20/24 12:31 AM GMT
Great architecture. I bet the restaurant is first class too!
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Oh I would love to explore the grounds, and inside.Good clarity! tigs=^..^=
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Lyn, it's not only a multi-functioning building but one with stunning, architecture too. The latter not only valid for its, perfectly captured, outside but for its inside as well, witness the pictures after checking-out your link.
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What a wonderful use of the old station, it is really a beautiful, well kept structure. Would be fun to visit. Thanks for sharing.
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Very striking building Lyn - I too would love to wander those grounds.
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