Boxhill And West Humble Railway Station

The Boxhill and West Humble Railway Station was built in 1867 by C.H. Driver in a Gothic style. It is constructed of red brick with stone dressings and a tiled roof. The downside of the station features a booking hall with an open hammerbeam roof. A large gabled porch is supported by Venetian columns. There are sash windows with Caernarvon heads. A tower with a pyramid roof rises from the station house. A wooden platform canopy is present, with a scalloped valance supported by iron posts. The upside of the station is treated similarly, featuring a central door flanked by triple windows on either side, and a cantilevered canopy. The building retains its character and has undergone very little alteration.