The wooden pillars are a unique element at the Seremban train station, but many of them are rotting. — Photos: SIA HONG KAU/The Star
THE narrow stairway leading up to the iconic clock tower is caked with dust and cobwebs. A slight misstep could easily send one tumbling down.
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Seremban train station
The wooden pillars are a unique element at the Seremban train station, but many of them are rotting. — Photos: SIA HONG KAU/The Star
An undated photograph of the Seremban train station.
Passengers at the Seremban train station will feel like they have taken a step back in time.
A KTMB staff holding up the antique bell.
Daud showing a Victorian antique cast iron and fire-resistant safe box by Milners of London preserved at the Seremban train station.
The clock at the Seremban station needs regular maintenance.
Benches made from railway sleepers can be spotted around the station.
The Seremban train station is a gazetted national heritage site.
