Byron v. Boston & Maine Railroad

The defendant’s station at Exeter is upon the south side of two parallel main tracks, the southerly of which is known as the “east-bound,” and the northerly as the “west-bound.” The main platform is between the station and the east-bound track, and is partially protected by a projecting roof in front of the station and by open awnings or roofs extending east and west therefrom. The middle platform separates the two tracks .and is uncovered. Both platforms are of concrete construction, and are connected by four planked crossings, two of which are located in front of the station, the remaining…