Ridgmont Heritage Centre Station Tea Towel
The Ridgmont Heritage Centre Station is a restored Victorian railway station located in the village of Ridgmont, Bedfordshire, England. The station was originally built in 1846 as part of the London and North Western Railway's line from London to Birmingham.
The station was closed in 1964 as part of the Beeching cuts, which saw many rural railway stations and lines closed. However, in 2001, the station was restored by volunteers and turned into a heritage centre.
Product details & Care
- 100% Cotton
- Measures approx 70cm x 50cm
- Wash at 30 and iron on reverse
- Hemmed sides
- Hanging loop
- Proudly printed in the UK
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About Tabitha
I am passionate about capturing a memory, whether it's of your favourite holiday, your home town or your Wedding. I do this by creating travel prints inspired by the old railway posters. I create everything in house using Adobe Illustrator. Personalisation is free and if I don't have a print you'd like in the range, just ask me!
Delivery
Tea Towels are fulfilled directly from my printer who despatch orders within 1-2 days and post everything via tracked 48 postage.