Built between 1875 and 1880 the Brum Station received the
locomotives of Recife-Limoeiro-Timbaúba route. In 1997 the building was
severely damaged and unused. Thanks to the architectural project of José Luiz
Mota Menezes and Hélio Moreira in 1999 the station had its doors open again,
but with a new feature, of the Memorial Justice of Pernambuco.
The project includes a mezzanine entirely in modular iron structure, adorned
with guard rails and handrails also in iron and with carved in bronze details.
The iron structures imported from Europe, gates, balconies, props, boards and
coats bronze had its restoration and execution made by Atelier Jobson
Figueiredo.
Old postcard with the facade of Brum Station.
1875 - 1880: Brum Station, time of construction.
1997 - Brum Station, before the restoration.
1999 - Brum Station, after restoration.
Entrance gate.
Restored gates.
Outside of explanatory flyer, 1999.
Inside of explanatory flyer, 1999.
Situation before the restoration.
Iron structures during restoration.
Restored station.
Inner hall restored.
Restored staircase.
