Hans-Hermann Buehling takes a walk around his local train station as it gets taken apart.

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Thanks!

Very helpful. Thanks.

We tend to overlook things like plaster & lathe walls, wallpaper and other details that make a ruin realistic. Thanks for doing this.

Many thanks for posting some great photos!! Color pics enable one to see details as Bill mentioned in a "new light" as opposed to trying to guess at what's there from some old war archives that are sometimes grainy or out of focus.

What a great thing to share. You've given me a few ideas. Thanks much!

Thank you for sharing these photos. That was a great idea that you had.

Randy

Great idea. Thanks for sharing those photos.

I was thinking, "What a shame to tear down such an old, historic building" but then I remembered that 150 years isn't actually all that old for a building in Europe.

Excellent idea ! thanks a lot for sharing the pics !

Hans-Hermann, excellent idea! Thank you.

I do think it is a crime to see that beautiful dressed stone knocked down instead of taken down. I do however really like the photographs and I feel they will prove of great use to some here.

Thanks so much!!

Thanks for sharing Hans-Hermann ! Did DB build a new station to replace the old station ? It is a shame that the building couldn't be saved and used for other purposes.
Any chance that you would have a picture of the station before demolition ?
Thanks again for the fotos !
Tom

Very useful pics, especially of the interior roof construction! Thanks!

Perfect timing..I'm doing a dio with ruins. Nice details and ruins. Thanks.

These pics will be very useful to me in the near future. Thank you so much for posting them here.

Cheers

Todd