Hello everyone, I am building a model of a railway station during the
50s and I have a couple of questions:First of all and most importantly, say there was a sign suspended from a canopy roof, such as the one at Leicester central, here:
The second question pertains to waiting rooms. If a first class waiting room existed at a medium-large sized provincial station, (say, Appleby or larger [Appleby had one in fact]) was it likely that there was also a separate waiting room provided for the ladies traveling first class, or would the (smaller volume of) female passengers be expected to share the 3rd and later 2nd class ladies' waiting rooms. If any particular details on what type of waiting accommodation was provided for differnent stations and why, I'd like to hear.
The answers to these questions will help me to more realistically plan my station layout, as well as satisfy some curiosities. I have a great interest in the architecture and logistics of the railways.
Thanks alot