Gent-Sint-Pieters Station
Ghent’s grand station of 1912, built for the 1913 World’s Fair, an eclectic landmark with a tall clock…
Ghent’s grand station of 1912, built for the 1913 World’s Fair, an eclectic landmark with a tall clock…
A late 19th-century railway station on Belgium's Brussels–Namur line, Genval has served Walloon Brabant since 1889.
A railway station in Gerolstein, Germany, once a vital Eifel junction that declined after connecting rail lines closed,…
A major German railway station opened in 1850, with an Edwardian reception building (1904–1911) that remains a protected…
Scotland's busiest railway station and the third-busiest in the UK outside London, Glasgow Central has served as a…
The central railway station of Görlitz, Saxony, once operated twelve tracks.
A Mission Revival railroad depot in Kansas that served the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway's transcontinental route…
Grade II listed station of 1860–62 by E. W. Elmslie, with canopy capitals by William Forsyth; Lady Foley's…
A regional railway junction in Hesse on the Odenwald Railway, connecting the Eberbach branch with routes to Darmstadt…
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