Brighton Railway Station - Gallery

Gallery

  • A Southern Class 377 Electrostar on Platform 3

  • A Class 171 late night train to Ashford International covered in snow in the winter of 2009

  • The departure board at the station

  • Virgin Trains service from Brighton - Manchester Piccadilly in 2006

  • Trains at Brighton

  • The station in 1961

  • June 1961 as 41300 backs onto 3 carriages to form train to Guildford via Horsham

  • LB&SCR "Terrier" steam engine British Railways No. 32635 Brighton Works in June 1961

  • The Brighton Belle electric train nears Brighton Station in June 1961

  • Class U1 31890 at Brighton in June 1961

  • Train for Lewes leaves Brighton Station June 1961

  • The station in 1962

  • Station entrance

  • The concourse

  • View SE on towards the main station

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