Bredbury station was the first of a day's exploring, and a bit of a mixed bag. The station dates from 1875, but was modernised in the 1970s so the old station master's house is the oldest thing about the site now:
That photo of the station house was taken from the steps of the new building:
At the top of the steps, the entrances to the station, either through the building or a side gate:
The station backs on to platform 2:
Looking inside the station building. The platform is behind us and the entrance and steps are beyond the turnstile and barriers to the left:
Platform 2:
At the western end of platform 2 the footbridge joins the two sides of the station:
From the footbridge we get a good view of the station looking east:
Looking west along the line from the footbridge:
The footbridge leads to platform 1:
On platform 1 looking west along the line, where it crosses the A560:
A bricked up doorway in the side of the platform 1 building:
On platform 1, looking east along both platforms:
At the eastern end of platform 1 looking back west at the station:
Looking east along the line from the end of platform 1:
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