Williamsfield Railway Station
Site details
- Status
- Declared
- Date
- 3 April 2003
- Category
- Railway Stations
- Parish
- Manchester
About this site
The Williamsfield Railway Station has elements of the Jamaica/Georgian architectural style. The structure features a gable-end zinc roof; timber posts, each having a concrete base and finger-like timber brackets that help to support the roof.
Sash windows, aluminium louvers and solid timber doors are used throughout the structure.
This Railway Station was constructed around 1891.
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- Albion Great House Ruin, Manchester
- Fairfield Moravian Church, Manchester
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