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powered by freefind latest uploads dewsbury aerial dewsbury showing lancashire and yorkshire station by the town hall and the lancashire yorkshire station by what people now call the covered market. photo keith looker. see dewsbury last chance to see heckmondwike 48 ft deep cutting cutting may be getting in filled to allow the building of 96 houses. what they are going to infill such a large cutting with isn't stated in the application. there is already a lot of ill feeling against this by the local residents. see leeds new line 3 liversedge central post card see mirfield low moor. picture from mark hurley. bardsey see leeds wetherby tunnel for the beck. photos : chris beaumont batley carr see dewsbury loop aerial view of batley carr station the current line can be seen : c/o keith looker. official opening of low moor see mirfield low moor the new station at low moor opened for business on sunday 2 april 2017. the official opening ceremony took place on monday 3 april 2017 : photos from paul holroyd thomsons bridge see east & west yorkshire union railway thompsons bridge has suffered a minor collapse and will almost certainly be demolished. photos from : paul needham. note: bridge now gone, demolished in august 2017. see photos. huddersfield shed plate 25b see heaton lodge stalybridge photos from : andrew sutton magic maps see magic.gov.uk provides geographic information about the natural environment. information courtesy of richard reisch. towns towns - stations & closures a list of all west yorkshires towns & passenger stations, open or closed. links to stations included on the site bradford exchange, adolphus street, forster square & the bowling junction to laisterdyke avoiding line, exchange station, with its two arched roofs just before demolition began in 1976 & the new interchange terminal replacement. photo's : andrew wilson. dewsbury five stations & four companies, plenty going on here. photo : graeme bickerdike halifax small town, big attitude. photo : phill davison leeds a wander round leeds, including farnley viaduct, holbeck depot, leeds city, central & wellington stations, holbeck junction, wortley west curve & whitehall junction. wakefield l&y gnr 60s & 80s. photo : roy lambeth. towns outside west yorkshire doncaster splendid mainline gricing. liverpool lime street & edge hill. manchester victoria, mayfield, piccadilly & exchange. sheffield sheffield midland station, formally pond street. stockport under the wires & on the viaduct. includes photos from the 80s. york shenanigans from the 60s & 80s. includes a look at the old york station. exploring the routes & uncovering the history of the lost, abandoned, disused & dismantled railways of west yorkshire: leeds, bradford, huddersfield , dewsbury, batley, halifax, wakefield, queensbury & shipley. including the aire, calder & spen valley. (best viewed at 1024 x 768) lost railways west yorkshire david webdale contact [email protected] for any additional information you require, or photos & information you would like to share. main maps, routes & companies covering the period from 1834 to its peak in 1910 through its demise to the present day. towns - stations & closures a list of all west yorkshires towns & passenger stations, open or closed. links to stations included. e-mail contributors & addresses see this page to email contributors direct or contact - [email protected] links page about fifty links so far, let us know if you would like to be included. preservation vintage carriages trust the trust owns and operates the museum of rail travel at ingrow near keighley. keighley & worth valley railway in 1968 the line was re-opened by the keighley & worth valley railway preservation society. middleton railway the first standard gauge line to be run by volunteers. transperience the ill-fated transperience venture opened at low moor on 1st july 1995. save the woodhead tunnel the woodhead tunnel faces permanent closure to trains due to using the tunnel for cabling. various railway ramblers about the organisation & gazetteer detailing the routes & relics along closed lines. dr richard beeching the development of britain's railways & a history of the man who helped re-shape them. colliery lines a large amount of railway building in this area was to access the south & west yorkshire coalfields. cab rides drivers eye view. photos from michael kaye & philip hardaker. mastermind james mackenzie was the 03-02-12 winner. his subject was the lost railways of west yorkshire. homeless bits & bats of stuff i cant think of anywhere to put. photo: gareth beaumont multiple units many a branch line kept open by these little fellas, by paul holroyd of the vct. books building up a library of the books i spend a lot of time squinting at. routes by company great northern railway (g.n.r) lines adwalton - wakefield from wrenthorpe south junction on the doncaster to leeds line 3/4 of a mile north of wakefield westgate, to adwalton junction, on the gn wakefield bradford line, via alverthorpe, flushdyke, ossett, chickenley heath, batley gn, upper batley & howden clough. gnr 1864. photo : andrew stopford. ardsley to laisterdyke from laisterdyke, east of bradford, to ardsley via dudley hill, birkenshaw & tong, drighlington & adwalton, adwalton junction, gildersome, morley top & tingley. gnr 1857. photo : dennis sefton. batley to beeston from batley west junction to tingley west junction via woodkirk, & from tingley east junction to beeston junction. gnr 1890. photo : simon edgerton. beeston junction - hunslet goods from beeston junction on the gnr main line into leeds. the line turns east crosses the canal (on a swing bridge) & the river aire & turns nw to terminate at hunslet goods station a mile from the city centre. gnr 1899. photo's : david webdale. dewsbury loop (ossett to batley) from runtlings lane junction ossett, to batley west junction & gnr station. via earlseaton, dewsbury central & batley carr . g.n.r 1880. photo : humphrey burton laisterdyke to shipley from a triangular junction at laisterdyke east & cutlers junction. via eccleshill, idle, thackley & terminating at shipley and windhill station. opened for goods in august 1874 & passengers in april 1875. photo : bob cockcroft leeds to bradford (gnr) from leeds central station to bradford adolphus street, via armley & wortley, bramley, stanningley & laisterdyke. opened throughout 1st august 1854. photo dave walbank. pudsey loop branch lines from both stanningley & bramley to pudsey greenside via pudsey lowtown. later extended to cutlers junction to join the ardsley laisterdyke line. pudsey greenside tunnel & cutting soon to be backfilled. gnr 1893. photo : phill davison. the queensbury lines four pages of the gnr lines between queensbury, halifax, bradford & keighley. queensbury station queensbury - bradford queensbury - halifax queensbury - keighley see richard barnes holmfield photo's on the queensbury - halifax page. lancashire & yorkshire railway (l & y.r) lines calder valley main line from manchester to normanton. to keep the line flat & straight it managed to avoid some big towns like halifax & huddersfield. built by the l&y in 1840. line still open but many stations lost. photo : phill davison. clayton west branch from shepley, on the huddersfield pennistone line, to clayton west terminus. opened in 1879 by the l&y, the line survived up to 1983. it is now the kirklees light railway. photo : bill harland. copley & greetland - low moor from greetland junction to low moor, via halifax shaw syke, halifax old station,, hipperholme, lightcliffe, wyke & norwood green. also dryclough junction to milner royd junction section, via copley. photo : bernard coomber. cutsyke - methley from methley junction on the midland leed

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