What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Cornwall.
Truro Station, opened in 1859, was a key railway station serving the county town of Cornwall and played a significant role in the region's transport and economic development. It was connected to the Cornwall Railway, which later became part of the London and South Western Railway, facilitating travel and trade between Cornwall and the rest of England.
Places near here
Victorian Postbox, Truro StationOld post box · 35 yd
Victorian postbox on platform 1 train station TR1 10DOld post box · 41 yd
Waterfall Gardens, TruroWaterfall · 420 yd
Old Milestone by the A390 in Highertown, TruroMonument or public art · 645 yd_on_River_Street_now_forms_part_of_the_Royal_Cornwall_Museum_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7409684.jpg?width=1280)
Royal Cornwall MuseumMuseum · 740 yd
Richard Lander Monument, TruroMonument or public art · 851 yd
The Royal Cornwall Museum, TruroHeritage place · 974 yd
First travel shop Truro Bus StationVisitor information · 1232 yd
Kea WoodWood · 1.8 mi
Lord's WoodWood · 2.0 mi
Waterfall Pencallenick GardensWaterfall · 2.5 mi
Carnon ViaductVisitor information · 3.3 miOther information
Photo: John Thorn · CC BY-SA 2.0