CURZON STREET STATION BIRMINGHAM
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Built in 1838 and closed in 1966, this beautiful neo classical example of a railway station, is still abandoned, but in good repair. Hopefully it will not meet its fate as have other old buildings of outstanding heritage as it is destined to be renovated as a visitor centre for the Hs2 regeneration project in the area. This will be a great end for this building which was the worlds oldest railway terminus
About the Artist
DAVID WILKES
EX. ARCHITECT, INTERIOR DESIGNER,EXHIBITION DESIGNER,WORLD TRAVELS AS A MERCHANT SEAMAN,LIVED FOR A SPELL IN ST. IVES CORNWALL,WAS AN ASSOCIATE OF THE INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ARTISTS & DESIGNERS. NOW RETIRED AND RESIDING NEAR CANNOCK CHASE AND PURSUING HOBBIES OF PAINTING AND SONGWRITING
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