Lancashire And Yorkshire Railwa Collection

Middleton station, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. View of the station, looking north, with a goods train on the upper level. 1 November 1920

Whalley station, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. General view of the station, looking north. 4 May 1912

Sharlston station, 18 June 1913. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. Up platform betweeb Featherstone
Sharlston station, 18 June 1913. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway.Up platform betweeb Featherstone and Wakefield looking West. Scene of accident on up platform

Southport, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. View from Chapel Street station signal box, looking towards St Lukes station. May 1919

The Oaks station, Bolton, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway), 1933
The Oaks station, Bolton, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway), near a proposed site for a pump, 4 August 1933

Gladstone Dock station (Liverpool), Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. View of the entrance to the station, with a large arched sign

Waterloo level crossing, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, on the Liverpool-Southport line. View of the signal box (built in 1881), footbridge and crossing gates. 26 October 1906

Southport Chapel Street station, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. View from the station signal box towards the platforms. May 1919

The Oaks, Bolton, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway)
The Oaks station, Bolton, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway), 4 August 1933. View near a proposed site for a pump

Radcliffe Station. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. Inside the station showing the wooden barriers for the platforms. The station is a largely wooden and brick construction. 26 May 1915

Wigan station, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. View of a train with a compartment door open, at the down platform looking towards Manchester. About 1920

Prestwich. Lanchashire & Yorkshire Railway. View of the station entrance. Prestwich Station on the Manchester to Bury line. (Now Manchester Metrolink). 26 May 1915

Nelson station, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway), 1929
Nelson, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway). Horses and carts loaded with cartons from covered wagons carrying a special consignment of Victory-V gums for

Low Moor station. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 1 November 1906. View of two through platforms and a terminating trains platform. Train is in the right of the photo

Halifax station, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. View of the entrance to the booking office from the station approach. There are suspended gas lights under the canopy. 13 December 1913

Wicks Lane crossing, Formby, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, on the Liverpool-Southport line. View across the crossing. 28 February 1913

Turton & Edgeworth station, London Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway). View of the station, looking towards Bolton. April 1928

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"Exploring the Historic Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time as we journey through the captivating history of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Our first stop is Middleton station, where a picturesque view awaits us as we gaze northward. The charm continues at Sharlston station, on that eventful day of 18 June 1913, with its up platform nestled between Featherstone. Moving along to Southport, we find ourselves transported to Chapel Street station signal box. From this vantage point, one can truly appreciate the bustling activity of this vibrant railway hub. As our adventure unfolds further, we arrive at The Oaks station in Bolton - now part of London Midland and Scottish Railway but once proudly belonging to Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway in 1933. Whalley station beckons us next with its general view looking northwards; a testament to the railway's reach across stunning landscapes. Gladstone Dock Station in Liverpool offers another glimpse into history as we marvel at its grandeur from afar. Waterloo level crossing on the Liverpool-Southport line showcases an essential connection for travelers during those bygone days. Stepping inside Southport Chapel Street station reveals not only its architectural beauty but also a sense of nostalgia that lingers within its walls. The exterior cafe at Southport Chapel Street station invites weary travelers to rest their feet while enjoying refreshments amidst charming surroundings, and is here that stories were shared and memories made. Join us on this enchanting journey through time as we uncover more hidden gems along the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway route – a true testament to Britain's rich rail heritage.