Note: text in square brackets is added for clarity and was not part of the location's name.
Opened on the Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway.This was a four platform station. There were two through platforms and, on either side, two bay platforms for terminating services via Glasgow Central. These bays had carriage sidings alongside. Platforms were canopied. The majority of passenger trains terminated here, however the through lines were for passenger trains to Possil and goods and mineral trains running from Balornock Junction.
There was a large goods yard to the south.
The line rose going east from the station and banking was sometimes required as far as Springburn Goods.
The station site was cleared and is now a shopping centre and car park. Space for a single track line under this was left, a portal at the west end giving access.
To the west was Maryhill Junction.
/12/1894 | Glasgow Central Railway Maryhill Central opened to goods. |
10/08/1896 | Glasgow Central Railway Maryhill Central to Glasgow Central Low Level to Glasgow Cross opened. Maryhill Central, Kirklee, Botanic Gardens, Kelvin Bridge, Stobcross, Anderston Cross and Glasgow Central Low Level stations opened. |
02/11/1959 | Glasgow Central Railway Maryhill Central to Stobcross (via Kelvin Bridge) closed to passengers. (No stations remained to be closed.) |
/ /1980 | Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway Maryhill Shopping Centre built over the remains of Maryhill Central station. A single-track sized tunnel is left under the station with a single platform. |