Disused Stations: Warrington Arpley Station

The lines to the south of Warrington Arpley including the area where the locomotive shed had been became a stabling point for diesel locomotives during the 1970s and remained so until the 1990s. In this view from October 1983 Class 40 locomotive 40 158 is seen at the stabling point. The red-brick wall in the background to the left of the locomotive marks the site of the Warrington Arpley station building.
Photo by John Wilson

On 30 May 1992 Class 37 locomotive 37 217 stands at the Warrington Arpley locomotive stabling point awaiting its next duty. To the left of the locomotive can be seen a red-brick wall. The wall is part of an industrial unit and it occupies the site of the passenger station.
Photo by John Wilson

A view looking east towards Warrington Arpley station from Slutchers Lane on 6 August 2011. The station was located where the red-brick building can be seen in the distance. In the foreground is Arpley Junction and the signal box that controls it.
Photo by Paul Wright

The site of Warrington Arpley station looking west on 8 March 2012.
Photo by Mark Aldred

Looking west at the site of Warrington Arpley station from the 'Ferry-go-Round' rail tour on 20 October 2012. There was nothing to show that a station had ever existed.
Photo by Paul Wright
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The site of the Warrington Arpley forecourt looking east on 18 January 2015.
Photo by Paul Wright

A view looking east along the Warrington Arpley approach road towards the site of the station building on 18 January 2015.
Photo by Paul Wright

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WARRINGTON ARPLEY PHOTO GALLERY 2 - 1978 to 2015

WARRINGTON ARPLEY
PHOTO GALLERY 2 - 1978 to 2015