Under the influence of Bhaguul, Ashley Oswalt kills her family.
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Under the influence of Bhaguul, Ashley Oswalt kills her family.
Florence, Alabama Train Depot
Louisville & Nashville (L&N)
Visited: 08/31/2019
Foley, Alabama Train Depot
Louisville & Nashville (L&N)
Visited: 01/05/2019
47712 clags round the corner towards Foley Park Tunnel during the Severn Valley Railway's 2023 Spring Diesel Festival.
Locomotive: Class 47/7 47712 "Lady Diana Spencer".
Location: Safari Curve/Riffle Range/Foley Park Tunnel, between Kidderminster and Bewdley, Worcestershire.
LADY FOLEY'S TEAROOM has been around for some time. Back in the early 1990's we first came across this delightful place, it additionally opened some evenings as a vegetarian restaurant called 'Brief Encounter'. Had some memorable meals there with my wife. Also had a team building event with my work colleagues one evening and as I remember it it was fancy dress. We got some very strange looks from the commuters on the evening Paddington to Hereford service.
It was to be found on platform 1 of Great Malvern Railway station and this view was taken on the 6-6-15.
On the 31-10-23 Lady Foley's closed it's doors for the last time on the retirement of the family. We had one last coffee and cake!
Lady Foley presided over the rapid growth of Great Malvern during the middle of the nineteenth century. She placed many restrictions on building in the town, ensuring that all houses were well spaced, had large gardens, and maintained many trees. Her family name of Graham provided the name of Graham Road in the centre of the town, with its many large Victorian houses, including the Montrose Hotel. She was also a substantial benefactress of many churches and schools in Great Malvern.
Lady Emily Foley owned the land that Great Malvern station was built on.
When a railway line was to be built from Malvern to Hereford across land she owned, she insisted that cuttings be excavated so that the unsightly trains could not be seen. She had a waiting room built for her own use at Malvern station, so that whilst waiting for the ongoing train to London she did not have to wait with the common people, This room became known as Lady Foley’s Tea Room
Ref: IMG_8528 6-6-15
