1912 Print Windermere Cumbria England Railway Train Station Stagecoach XGCA7 XGHA3 There is a light blemish

There is a light blemish in the top margin of this print

This is an original 1875 black and white wood engraving of the Tuilerie of Father Philippe located along the shores of the Amazon River in Brazil

This is an original 1928 black and white print ad for the Speeditwin marine engine that was made and sold by the Evinrude Motor Company of 1516 27th Street

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Directed by Leslie Fenton

1912 Print Windermere Cumbria England Railway Train Station Stagecoach XGCA7 XGHA3 There is a light blemishThis is an original 1912 black and white halftone print of a historic image of several stagecoaches awaiting weary travelers departing from the Windermere train terminus near Cumbria, England. The railway cottages near the train depot were originally erected in 1849, after designs by architect Augustus Pugin. These cottages were initially utilized by railway executives. Today, the First TransPennine Express runs trains up and down the Windermere line.