Image Frontage, Shanklin station

Frontage, Shanklin station
Frontage, Shanklin station 
 Despite being two station buildings merged into one Shanklin station is grade II listed. The main building was built in 1864 for the Isle of Wight Railway complete with a tower and turret. The red brick extension was added in 1881 but is in a totally different style. Passenger patronage has been steadily falling over the last few years, with the same applying to all the stations on The Island Line. Having spent a day travelling on the line, unfortunately, it is all too clear to understand why this is happening. 
 Keywords: Frontage Shanklin station
Frontage, Shanklin station 
 Despite being two station buildings merged into one Shanklin station is grade II listed. The main building was built in 1864 for the Isle of Wight Railway complete with a tower and turret. The red brick extension was added in 1881 but is in a totally different style. Passenger patronage has been steadily falling over the last few years, with the same applying to all the stations on The Island Line. Having spent a day travelling on the line, unfortunately, it is all too clear to understand why this is happening. 
 Keywords: Frontage Shanklin station

Despite being two station buildings merged into one Shanklin station

is grade II listed. The main building was built in 1864 for the Isle of Wight Railway complete with a tower and turret. The red brick extension was added in 1881 but is in a totally different style. Passenger patronage has been steadily falling over the last few years, with the same applying to all the stations on The Island Line. Having spent a day travelling on the line, unfortunately, it is all too clear to understand why this is happening.