Friends of Glossop Station are delighted to welcome their second new artist of 2022 to the Station Waiting Room Art Gallery.
Susan Eversfield, who recently moved from Devon to live in Glossop, and the Friends are pleased she has chosen the station for her first exhibition in Glossop.
Her work - created in charcoal, pastel, paint, and ceramic - is inspired by the environment, a love of the sea and by life and cultures in other countries.
Eight of her paintings are on display in the Waiting Room, some featuring local High Peak scenes.
The Waiting Room is open daily from early morning to early evening.
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