Bradford Adolphus Street Station [6 photos] in SE16983263

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Bradford Adolphus Street Station

Bradford Adolphus Street Station was built as the terminus of Halifax Junction Railway in 1854. It closed to passengers in 1867 when it was replaced by Bradford Exchange Station in the city centre. It remained in use for goods traffic until 1972. The station was demolished and its site is now occupied by St. James's wholesale market and the northern end of Wakefield Road (A650). The only visible remains are an access ramp, parts of the side wall and parts of the coal depot, all along Dryden Street.

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Created: Sat, 8 Jun 2024, Updated: Sat, 8 Jun 2024

6 images use this description: (all images taken in 2024)

SE1632 : The goods entrance ramp to the old Adolphus Street Station, Dryden Street, Bradford by habiloid

SE1732 : Coal drops from the old Adolphus Street Station, Dryden Street, Bradford by habiloid

SE1732 : The steps leading from Dryden Street to the path around St. James's Market, Bradford by habiloid

SE1732 : A wall from the old Adolphus Street Railway Station, Bradford by habiloid

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