Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station

It is my pleasure to finally be able to introduce the lovely station of Horton-in-Ribblesdale to the Transport Fever community! Overview Horton-in-Ribblesdale is a small station on the Settle-Carlisle line in North Yorkshire, UK. Designed by John Holloway Sanders and built in 1876 under the original name "Horton" by the Midland Railway, the line was later absorbed by the London Midland and Scottish Railway and renamed "Horton-in-Ribblesdale". Despite winning "Best Kept Station" 17 years in a row in the 1950s and 60s, passenger service on the line ceased in 1970 and the line faced the threat of closing completely. Thankfully, a protest group was formed by local and national rail enthusiasts that campaigned to preserve the line and in 1989, the UK government announced they would keep the line open. Since then, the line has been renovated and now sees many special and chartered trains due to rising numbers in tourists and general ridership. This depiction aims to recreate the station as realistically as possible, while keeping Transport Fever station parameter requirements in mind. Therefore, while the buildings, lamps and signs very closely resemble the original, the actual platform design has been slightly modified - under artistic license. Station Features Aside from the usual features, such as amount of platforms, length of station, second street connection, etc., a few special features have been included. These are: - Personalize your station building by choosing which house or waiting room is displayed - Through tracks are available and can add up to 12 additional tracks to the station - Both streets, on either side, are available in cobblestone and asphalt versions, separately - In addition, an intersection can be added to the center of the street - All streets can be upgraded with tram tracks - A draggable fence using the station fence is available from the street menu - All objects used are also available as normal assets in the asset menu Common API Horton-in