Lancaster railway station [19 photos] in SD4761 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Lancaster railway station

Originally built in 1846, extended in 1906 and remodelled with electrification in 1973, Lancaster is one of the principal stations on the West Coast Main Line between London and Glasgow. It serves as an interchange for trains to Morecambe, Leeds (via Skipton), Barrow and the Cumbrian Coast, and Windermere.

by Stephen Craven

Created: Sat, 29 Jul 2017, Updated: Sun, 17 Jun 2018

19 images use this description:

SD4761 : Glasgow train at Lancaster by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Lancaster Station by N Chadwick

SD4761 : Lancaster Station by Gerald England

SD4761 : Cycle racks on Lancaster station by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Lancaster Railway Station Platform 2 by David Dixon

SD4761 : Bay platforms at Lancaster by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Up Pendolino at Lancaster by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Lancaster station building - cast date by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Morecambe Train, Lancaster by N Chadwick

SD4761 : Terminating at Lancaster by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Morecambe train at Lancaster by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Lancaster railway station by Stephen Craven

SD4761 : Lancaster station building by Stephen Craven

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