Liskeard station is between Bodmin Parkway and Menheniot on the Great Western Main Line, and the junction with the branch line to Looe. The main station building has been renovated recently and houses a café as well as an information and ticket office:
The canopy in front of the station building:
The rear of the station building has had a modern extension:
A view of the main line platforms from the road bridge, looking east:
Looking westwards along platform 2. The station building is up a ramp to the right:
The shelter and suspended signal on platform 2:
Platform 1 has a modern shelter:
At the eastern end of platform 1 is the signal box:
The branch line platform 3 is over the road from the end of the mainline platforms, at right angles:
The building on platform 3:
Underneath the canopy on platform 3, showing the spandrels:
At the end of platform 3 the line curves steeply downwards and doubles back on itself on the way to Coombe Junction. To the right is the connection with the main line:
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