Description

STATION ROAD
SZ9399SW
3/10A Railway Station

II

Railway terminus. c.1907 for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. Red
brick with concrete dressings and red tile roofs, concourse roofed in steel
and cast iron. Terminus platforms headed by passage concourse and main building.
Main building of tall single storey with 2 1/2 storey corner tower. Seven bays,
first is two window tower, projecting forward, then D.W.D.W.W. Door-ways are
tripartite with double doors with side lights and wood mullion and transom window
over. Three light wood mullion and transom windows. Two gables with three
light windows with semicircular heads above the overall canopy. Roof hipped
over booking hall. Tower with scalloped parapet, pyramid roof surmounted by
clock. Side elevation has single storey range with various openings and main
entrance to concourse.
Apart from the main concourse there is a square carriage bay with louvred roof
of steel and iron construction and two platforms,one with an iron canopy and
the other with a brick screen wall.
Concourse. Roofed in 6 bays by steel Warren girders supported by the main building on one side and iron columns with glazing between on the platform side. The refreshment room has a 5 light domed bay window. A K6 telephone box stands
beside it.
A complete example of the seaside terminus station of the Edwardian period.

Listing NGR: SZ9342899403

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Bognor Regis railway station at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q2278205

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