Index
- Stockport to Glazebrrok Home
- Stockport Portwood
- Stockport Tiviot Dale
- Cheadle
- Northenden
- Baguley
- West Timperley
- Partington 1st
- Partington 2nd
- Cadishead Bridge
- Cadishead 1st
- Cadishead 2nd
Stockport Portwood
(1863 - 1875)
Stockport Portwood Station opened as a terminus station at the western end of the Stockport & Woodley Junction Railway on January 12 1863
When it opened, Stockport Portwood had a single platform located on the south side of the line. At street level, there was a booking office in a small building, Waiting facilities were located on the platform
A large station opened at Stockport Tiviot Dale in 1865 which was only half a mile away from Portwood, and it was the reason that Portwood closed on September 1 1875
This was not the end of Portwood as a railway location as it developed into a large goods depot, complete with goods shed and a large warehouse. The goods depot remained open until April 25 1966
When it opened, Stockport Portwood had a single platform located on the south side of the line. At street level, there was a booking office in a small building, Waiting facilities were located on the platform
A large station opened at Stockport Tiviot Dale in 1865 which was only half a mile away from Portwood, and it was the reason that Portwood closed on September 1 1875
This was not the end of Portwood as a railway location as it developed into a large goods depot, complete with goods shed and a large warehouse. The goods depot remained open until April 25 1966
