Milsons Point, railway station
The western entrance Milsons Point railway station from Alfred Street in the north shore suburb of Milsons Point. The railway station was moved to this location in 1932 with the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
wow, that's a long time for the station to be there!
ReplyDeleteLove the style!
ReplyDeleteI've always had a fondness for these old railroad stations. They are places of excitement and adventure.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting architecture.
ReplyDeleteYou can make a grand entrance. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you can read the sign from afar. Maybe change the color of the sign?
ReplyDeleteMy SIGNS, SIGNS
I agree it's hard to see the sign "Milsons Point Station" in direct sunlight. However, the pastel green colour is suited to the Art Deco design. Perhaps it could be improved with a darker shade of green for the lettering.
Deleteahhh gone are the days when designers put effort into making railway stations monumental and appealing. Milsons Point railway station could not be more Deco!
ReplyDeleteThe pale green makes it hard to see - too much sun in your city??!!!
ReplyDeleteLesley, no such thing as too much sun. ;)
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