Description

1.
5273 STATION ROAD WEST

Goods Shed at Canterbury
West Railway Station
TR 15 NW 2/615

II GV

2.
Goods shed. Circa 1860; later alterations and extensions. Red brick; altered and
extended in yellow brick. Corrugated asbestos roof. Both east and west elevations
originally each with six semi-circular lights at the top of tall blind arches,
three to each side of central wide segmentally arched blind opening. West elevation
little altered, but east elevation altered with later doors; C19 or early C20
railway valance canopy. North and south gable ends each with two wide segmental
entries, three of these four entries with boarded doors, and north gable with
boarded canopy over centre loading bay. Single storey extension on south with hipped
concrete tile roof; sash windows in side elevations; south or entrance elevation with SASH
window to left hand and flight of stone and brick steps leading ap sideways to
right hand half glazed door.

Listing NGR: TR1462058440

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Goods Shed At Canterbury West Railway Station official website
• Wikidata Q26549468

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