Smethwick_West_railway_station_(site),_West_Midlands,_geograph-5662243-by-Nigel-Thompson.jpg

Summary

Description

English: Opened in 1867 as Smethwick Junction by the Great Western Railway on its line from Birmingham Snow Hill to Stourbridge, this station closed in 1996. It was effectively replaced by Smethwick Galton Bridge, just 100m to the east and which straddles two railway lines. View east towards Galton Bridge and Birmingham. Both platforms were extant when this image was taken but everything else had been removed.

Date

25 January 2018

Source

geograph.org.uk

Author

Nigel Thompson

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