Heaton Chapel was the day's first station so we arrived at the tail end of the morning's commuter rush. It wasn't masively busy but there was still something of a hubbub at this station in a suburb of Stockport. The main station building sits on the platform 2 side of the railway, facing on to Heaton Moor Road:
A plaque on the front of the station building commemorates a visit by the royal train in 2013:
The western side of the station building:
The station buildins has steps to the platform and there's a ramped entrance from Tatton Road South. Here's its entrance:
The ramp leads down under the road bridge past the side of the station building:
A long view of platform 2 from platform 1 opposite:
Down on platform 2 looking north towards the road bridge:
Looking south down the platform:
A mural of commuters running for a train:
Over on the other side of the road bridge the entrance to platform 1's building is boarded up:
Round the corner we can see that this is the top of a staircase leading down to platform 1:
But since that entrance is closed passengers have to walk down Egerton Road North to this side entrance:
A ramp leads down from this entrance to platform 1:
Looking north along the line from the end of the ramp:
Looking south from the end of platform 1:
A view of platform 1 from platform 2:
The shelter on platform 1:
The shelter gives directly on to the (out of order) platform 1 steps:
The building on platform 1 seen from platform 2:
Arches behind the scaffolding on platform 1:
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