Greenvale Railway Station
Site details
- Status
- Declared
- Date
- 6 January 2005
- Category
- Railway Stations
- Parish
- Manchester
About this site
The Greenvale Railway Station is a two-storey, Jamaica/Georgian timber structure. The ground floor has sash windows and recessed panel timber doors. Leading to the stationmaster's quarters on the upper floor are two flights of timber staircases.
The staircases and balcony are partially supported by timber posts. Features throughout the upper floor include sash and louver windows, a downward fishtail fretwork on the eave of the balcony roof, and a cross-shaped gable-end zinc roof.
Greenvale Railway Station was constructed around 1892.
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