Cafe in Tilbury Town Station zoomTilbury Town Railway CafeThis is a photo of the little cafe that stood on Tilbury Town railway station. It was taken around 1946. The owners of the cafe were Mr. Stan Blackwell and Mrs. Ruth Blackwell.Page added: 11/01/2021 Comments about this pageAdd your own commentThis cafe was originally owned by Mr Wyatt. He called it Wyatt’s cafe.By Linda Shaw (12/05/2021) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Transport - buses, railways and stations100 years of Tilbury's associations with Gravesend's Railways370 bus370 Bus on Hairpin bridge66592 and 70008 leaving DP WORLD66594 and 70018 leaving DP WorldA pre-WWI view of Low Street level crossing facing north-westAn Excursion to ShoeburynessCafe in Tilbury Town StationCoach hired by the Tilbury Ship SocietyDerailment on the LTSDo you recognize anyone?East Tilbury Halt Station LabelHeritage Open Day 2007LEYLAND OLYMPIC buses from the MAGDEBURGLondon Transport RT busLow Street station ticketsLOW STREET STATION, WEST TILBURY.Michael Portillo at TilburyMore buses from the MAGDEBURGMore buses from the MAGDEBURG (2)My time at Grays Lt bus garageONO 49 on the 53 routePetrol driven railcarRailway Carriage PosterRetired Railway DriverRM 371 at TilburyRM 2203 at Tilbury Cruise TerminalRT 3491 running as 370THAMES TUNNELThe mv Magdeburg and the Cuban OlympicsTilbury Buses - cuttings from the paperTilbury Marine Railway Station.Tilbury Marine StationTilbury Marine Station.TILBURY TOWN RAILWAY PLATFORM EXTENTIONS 2011.Trains from a museumU Class steam locos.Tilbury Riverside station Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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This cafe was originally owned by Mr Wyatt.
He called it Wyatt’s cafe.
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