train station

This wasnt a bad explore and almost on the door step to me, this old station was once used in the get carter film, i was lucky enough to be going pasts and the lock was broken and so i went back with my torc, the place was going to be converted into a restaurant in 2005 but this did not happen...

not an underground bunker but a bunker none the less. The sign to this bunker will tell you the history behind it. U can easily walk in the bunker however its nothing special as it has no other rooms or a underground section. If u travel up the rest of the billy trail, u will see a massive brick...

I’m new to this so bare with me sorry if I have done anything wrong but I have recently started exploring my area around north wales and a friend mentioned to me about Mold train station I personally didn’t even know it had one but we ent to explore and was very interesting to be honest thanks...

i dont have much history on this place all i know is its in adjacent to the old varsity line which ran through its location in willington, vandals got the better of this place and it now looks like a local crack shed but seeing it was a little reminisce on how things used to be. Side Note im new...

The Lydd Railway Company (LRC) obtained authorisation to construct a standard gauge single track line from Appledore to Dungeness with intermediate stops at Lydd and Brookland. Having opened the line to traffic on 7 December 1881, the railway company subsequently decided on 16 February 1882 that...

Hi, Recently explored the abandoned Euston train depot , after seeing some great photos I finally decided to come down and they had started demolition for the new HS2 rail we walked around one time and saw about twenty workers but they weren’t on the side we were on, we decided to go for it as...

Hello all! Here's another little post of a place that doesn't crop up elsewhere. It's far from an amazing site - completely burnt out and hardly special. That being said, pretty untouched and I found it interesting seeing how some rooms had plants growing in them. It killed a bit of time for...

So as you all now know, Network Rail were kind enough to give us a tour of the lower levels of the Train Station as we had failed numerous times to reach these areas via stealth. Explored with Raz & Jord Bit of History; Leeds railway station (also known as Leeds City railway station) is the...

After walking around the dark arches quite a few times and reading online that there was old tunnels, subway's, offices and other stuff hidden amongst the arches and under the train station we set about trying to get into these parts but had no success, lots of locked doors and cameras. We...

This is my first report on this forum, so hopefully its alright. Pirate asked me to do a report on the abandoned Folkestone Harbour Ferry terminal, which was once a popular crossing for foot passengers going to and from France. The ferry terminal closed in 2000 (I believe) and trains ceased...

Here we have yet another Mayfield report.. Visited with MSP, I should and wish I'd visited this site age's ago before the roof on the upper platforms got removed, anyway's it was a great visit. Thanks MSP for showing me the way in and what to look for :thumb Some history: Manchester...

MAYFIELD STATION, MANCHESTER Visited with Circa83 The history of this place as been done several times so won't bore you with that bit, went out and about with Circa83 with a couple of sites in mind but alaas couldn't get them done due to all the sunday shoppers and so forth and ended up...

- Mayfield Train Station - Visited with nickindroy, Stopford_lad and Tom Sherman. Thanks to Stopford_lad for being the tour guide. Finally got around to uploading this. Photos... Such a rotten floor, I almost fell through. 1910 Buffer stops. The only photo...

Manchester Mayfield was built in 1910 by the London & North Western Railway. It closed in 1960 and remained derelict for a decade. It subsequently enjoyed a spell as a Royal Mail parcel depot but later returned to dereliction, and was damaged by fire in 2005. Mayfield is now a crumbling reminder...