The British-style architecture of Puzhen Railway Station

The British-style architecture of Puzhen Railway Station

The British-style architecture of Puzhen Railway Station is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

The British-style architecture of Puzhen Railway Station [Puzhen Railway Station, Longhuxiang Community, Dingshan Subdistrict, Pukou District · 1918 · Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit] Puzhen Railway Station was built in the third year of the Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1911), making it one of the earliest stations on the Tianjin–Pukou Railway. The station is located 4 kilometers southeast of Nanjing North Railway Station (formerly Pukou Station) and 4.5 kilometers northwest of Linchang Railway Station, serving as a junction for the railway branch lines of several large enterprises in the area. In the second half of 1986, the original British-style station building was demolished. The existing British-style structure functions as a warehouse, covering an area of 360 square meters, with dimensions of 38 meters in length, 7.4 meters in width, and 6.8 meters in height. The building features an exterior of blue bricks and a roof covered with red corrugated steel, while its brickwork, windows, doors, and canopy design all reflect British architectural style. Originally used as a warehouse, the building now stands vacant. It was designated as a municipal cultural relics protection unit in 2012.

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