Atharva Patil

The historic Terminus of the original Harbour line, when the first section opened on 12 December 1910 between Reay Rd and Kurla, this station still has an old British Era bridge and wall on the south end.

A beautiful piece of rail heritage, even more so, after the recent restoration scheme. The railway has taken good efforts to preserve the station, and I'm proud of it. As a matter of fact, if anyone's interested, the current station building was opened in June 1891.(The original Byculla station was next to today's Mankeshwar shiv temple, and was a station on the first passenger service of India) Considering the current building is over 120 yrs, it is amazing the way its restored.
The station itself is a trove of historical relics.
I've attached a photo of an 1863 GIPR Railway bell I spotted outside the station master's office and a poster on the restoration scheme. (excuse the blur)