Sifting through Michael Patterson’s Flickr photos feed featuring scenes in UK railway stations in the 1980s, you might be forgiven for thinking he's something of a train buff.
And while he's clearly got a penchant for rail-related matters, there is a reason behind his large collection of fascinating captures.
Starting in the late 1970s, Michael was employed by a British Rail heritage watchdog to record the nation's train stations in a bid to improve public relations with passengers. Along the way, he stopped off in Glasgow to snap a number of photographs of the city's two mainline railway terminals: Queen Street and Central Station.
