The main building which seems to be occupied!	See map.
	Looking West with the main station on the left. Behind is a goods loading area.	See map.
	Water deposit at the western end of the station.	See map.
	Looking eastward toward the station from the level crossing.	See map.
	Mechanism for the level crossing barrier.	See map.
	Front façade of the station.	See map.
	Interestingly, Baul was one of those villages that only existed because of the railway. As can be seen from the 1895 map, when the station was built there was only farmland with one farmhouse. A busy town in the days of steam, it is now almost abandoned.	See map.
	Awning support manufactured by M Zapata, La Unión.	See map.