Index
- Crewe to Earlestown Home
- Crewe
- Coppenhall
- Minshull Vernon
- Winsford
- Hartford
- Acton Bridge
- Preston Brook
- Moore
- Warrington Bank Quay 1st
- Warrington Dallam Lane
- Winwick Quay
- Vulcan Halt
- Earlestown
Warrington Dallam Lane
(1831 - 1837)
Warrington Dallam Lane Station was opened on July 25 1831. A two-storey brick building was provided which housed the booking office and railway offices
A goods yard was located behind the booking office. In the yard, there was a goods shed and a number of sidings
The GJR opened on July 4 1837 and a new station was opened at Warrington Bank Quay on the same day and Dallam Lane closed to passengers. It became a coal yard and lasted until the early 1960s
The station building became the ‘Three Pigeons’ pub which is still open
A goods yard was located behind the booking office. In the yard, there was a goods shed and a number of sidings
The GJR opened on July 4 1837 and a new station was opened at Warrington Bank Quay on the same day and Dallam Lane closed to passengers. It became a coal yard and lasted until the early 1960s
The station building became the ‘Three Pigeons’ pub which is still open
