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Closed by the SNCF, some stations have regained a new life. Our summer series "Romas de train stations" , to be read every Tuesday until 18 August, proposes to go to meet those who have transformed them. In Barr, the town hall has developed a project to rehabilitate the station, taking into account both its financial constraints and the current occupants of the premises, the members of the billiard club.
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Closed by the SNCF, some stations have regained a new life. Our summer series "Romas de train stations" , to be read every Tuesday until 18 August, proposes to go to meet those who have transformed them. In Barr, the town hall has developed a project to rehabilitate the station, taking into account both its financial constraints and the current occupants of the premises, the members of the billiard club.