Image Licensing : No 34 Faringdon Road - present day

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This print showcases No 34 Faringdon Road in its present-day glory. Erected back in 1846, this charming cottage has stood the test of time and now serves as the esteemed Railway Village Museum within the vibrant town of Swindon. Nestled amidst a picturesque setting, No 34 Faringdon Road exudes an undeniable historic charm that transports visitors to a bygone era. Its quaint architecture, with its characteristic stone facade and traditional design elements, is a testament to the rich heritage it holds within its walls. As one steps foot into this remarkable museum, they are immediately enveloped by the fascinating stories and artifacts that depict Swindon's railway history. The carefully curated exhibits offer glimpses into the lives of those who once resided here during the heyday of steam locomotives. Surrounded by meticulously preserved relics from yesteryears, visitors can immerse themselves in tales of innovation and progress that shaped not only Swindon but also revolutionized rail travel across Great Britain. No 34 Faringdon Road stands as a proud symbol of preservation and education for generations to come. It serves as a reminder of how our past continues to shape our present while inspiring future endeavors. This photograph encapsulates both the timeless beauty of this historical gem and its significance within STEAM Museum's collection dedicated to celebrating GWR's extraordinary legacy without any commercial connotations whatsoever.