Shropshire Council is trying to make the Grade II listed building in Oswestry fully usable again.
People are being asked to share their memories and photos of a nineteenth-century railway building, as part of a project to renovate it.
The council took possession of the Grade II listed building last year and is now trying to make the entire space usable again. "We’re on the cusp of losing that direct memory of when the railway was operational," Peter Gilbertson, who works on Shropshire Council’s property services team, told BBC Radio Shropshire.
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