Date: 11/01/2015

In living memory, hundreds of railway stations have closed across the country and have since been abandoned, demolished or converted to other uses. But many former passengers still remember the days when they were a hive of activity. [Sent in by several Railscot contributors - thanks]

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England's forgotten railway stations

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In living memory, hundreds of railway stations have closed across the country, but many former passengers still remember the days when they were a hive of activity.

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Nowadays a location more associated with major exhibitions, sporting events and party conferences. DMUs stand below the 210 feet single-span wrought iron arched roof of Manchester Central station in May 1969.
Location: Manchester Central
Company: Cheshire Lines Committee (Great Northern Railway, Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway and Midland Railway)
03/05/1969 K A Gray

Nice warm dusk colours at Green Park just after Christmas 2012. Just needs a bit of steam and smoke...
Location: Bath Green Park [2nd]
Company: Bath Branch (Midland Railway)
28/12/2012 Ken Strachan

On 3 August 1968 the last BR scheduled service to be hauled by a standard gauge steam locomotive ended its journey here. Closed in 1977 the frontage now forms part of an office complex.
Location: Liverpool Exchange
Company: Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
09/01/2007 John McIntyre