Category:Hove Station
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Old postcard image of Hove Station with horsedrawn traffic [image info]
Ornamental ironwork at Hove station [image info]
"1880" markings, Hove Station [image info]
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"Botanical" window decoration, inside the covered footbridge at Hove Station. Possibly a reference to Hove Park. [image info]
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Wall decoration, footbridge [image info]
Hove Railway Station (HOV) is one stop West of Brighton Station. It was opened in 1865 as Cliftonville Station, and after a number of name-changes ended up inheriting the name "Hove Station" after the original Hove Station closed.
Architecture
Although the actual station building itself is not particularly impressive (and seems to be the brick-built equivalent of a barn), some of the 1880-dated ornamental ironwork supporting the forecourt glass shelter area is really rather nice.
There's also a very nice ornamental green tiled London Brighton and South Coast Railway panel nearby.
Media in category ‘Hove Station’
The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.
Hove Park, map (BrightonHbk 1939).jpg 2,998 × 3,000; 4 MB
Hove Station, 1880 ironwork.jpg 1,067 × 1,600; 851 KB
Hove Station, botanical decorations, footbridge (Brighton 2014).jpg 1,467 × 2,200; 1.49 MB
Hove Station, botanical decorations, footbridge window (Brighton 2014).jpg 3,000 × 2,000; 2.7 MB
Hove Station, ornamental ironwork.jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 1.11 MB
LBSC monogrammed shield, Hove Station.jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 652 KB
LBSCRy relief ceramic tile decoration, Hove Station.jpg 1,067 × 1,600; 1.01 MB
The Railway Station, Hove, postcard (PictorialCentre 50).jpg 3,000 × 1,944; 3.26 MB
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