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Lüshun (Port Arthur) railway station
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Lüshun (Port Arthur) railway station

Вокзал станции Порт-Артур (Люйшунь)
ChinaДалянь (район Люйшунькоу)1900–1903Transport
A wooden station building at the terminus of the southern branch of the Chinese Eastern Railway, begun by Russian builders in 1900–1903 and completed after 1905 by the Japanese administration with its Russian appearance retained. It is notable for its green fish-scale roof and domed turret. The building was rebuilt to the original design in 2005; passenger service ended in 2014, and the station is protected as a heritage site.
Деревянное здание вокзала конечной станции южной ветки Китайско-Восточной железной дороги, начатое русскими строителями в 1900–1903 годах и после 1905 года достроенное японской администрацией с сохранением русского облика. Отличается зелёной чешуйчатой кровлей и башенкой с куполом. В 2005 году здание восстановлено по первоначальному проекту; пассажирское движение прекращено в 2014 году, вокзал охраняется как памятник.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (China Railway)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1900
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2022-05
Passed to Japan under the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth; according to The World of Chinese of 5 May 2022, trains have not run since 2014 and the building is open to visitors.

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