Closed by the SNCF, some stations have found a new life. Our series of summer railway stations, to be read every Tuesday until 18 August, proposes to go to meet those who have transformed these places. As in Wasselonne, where Alexandra and Patrice Brault opened a cottage and guest rooms. After work of redevelopment respectful of the building, as was seen on the spot by a regional heritage specialist.
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Closed by the SNCF, some stations have found a new life. Our series of summer railway stations, to be read every Tuesday until 18 August, proposes to go to meet those who have transformed these places. As in Wasselonne, where Alexandra and Patrice Brault opened a cottage and guest rooms. After work of redevelopment respectful of the building, as was seen on the spot by a regional heritage specialist.