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A group based at [[Kidderminster]] Town Station with a goal to add those "Oh-so-important" features of a typical GWR station.  The group was started in November 1993 by a number of SVR volunteers, following a day out on the Bluebell Railway. Noting that the ‘Friends of Kingscote’ had done substantial work to improve Kingscote station at no cost to the Bluebell, they quickly formed the Friends of Kidderminster Town with the idea of doing the same for the SVR.
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A group based at [[Kidderminster]] Town Station with a goal to add those "Oh-so-important" features of a typical GWR station.  The group was started in November 1993 by a number of SVR volunteers, following a day out on the Bluebell Railway. Noting that the ‘Friends of Kingscote’ had done substantial work to improve Kingscote station at no cost to the Bluebell, they quickly formed the Friends of Kidderminster Town with the idea of doing the same for the SVR.<br>
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Projects complete by the Friends include:-<br> Much of the GWR style spearpoint fencing around the concourse, <br>The Port Cochere style canopy at front of the building <br>and <br>The ornamental roof crestings. (The patterns for these cast roof crestings were produced at the SVR's pattern shop by copying fragments of originals recovered from Ross-on-Wye).

Revision as of 14:43, 10 February 2015

A group based at Kidderminster Town Station with a goal to add those "Oh-so-important" features of a typical GWRGreat Western Railway station. The group was started in November 1993 by a number of SVRSevern Valley Railway volunteers, following a day out on the Bluebell Railway. Noting that the ‘Friends of Kingscote’ had done substantial work to improve Kingscote station at no cost to the Bluebell, they quickly formed the Friends of Kidderminster Town with the idea of doing the same for the SVRSevern Valley Railway.
Projects complete by the Friends include:-
Much of the GWRGreat Western Railway style spearpoint fencing around the concourse,
The Port Cochere style canopy at front of the building
and
The ornamental roof crestings. (The patterns for these cast roof crestings were produced at the SVRSevern Valley Railway's pattern shop by copying fragments of originals recovered from Ross-on-Wye).