Change of track for old railway station
Date: 11/08/2010
New lease of life for one of the world's oldest surviving train stations.
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Change of track for old railway station
BBC News
Many old railway station buildings such as parcel offices and station pubs have fallen into disrepair. But now a new scheme has been launched to restore these listed buildings and give them a new lease of life.
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A Liverpool to Manchester Victoria service arrives at Edge Hill station on 09 October 2015. To the right of the station building is the eastbound line and a second island platform used by the services from the south.
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
09/10/2015 John McIntyre
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
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Three EE Type 4s - three front ends. Scene in the sidings alongside Edge Hill shed, Liverpool, in June 1969.
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
01/06/1969 John Furnevel
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
01/06/1969 John Furnevel
Class G1 0-8-0 no 49137 stands in the sidings at Edge Hill, Liverpool, on a murky day in April 1962. The locomotive had been officially withdrawn by BR approximately 6 months earlier.
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
15/04/1962 K A Gray
Location: Edge Hill
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
15/04/1962 K A Gray
