Images
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Entrance via the stairs or ramp from the residential side of Faulconbridge
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Exit to the highway
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Exit to the other side of the highway
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Station exit
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Closed ticket office
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Platform two shelter
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Platform one shelter
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Western end of platforms
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Looking East along platform two
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Looking east along platform one
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Looking east
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Footbridge
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