Huyton station serves the town of Huyton to the east of Liverpool and is on the Merseyrail City Line. The front of the station building:
A subway crosses the tracks, and the stepped entrance is next to the entrance to the station building:
The rear of the station building which backs onto platform 1:
The windows are boarded up but decorated with mosaics:
At the western end of platform 1 looking east:
Looking west from tne end of platform 1:
The stepped entrance to the subway under the tracks leads to this tunnel, complete with a mural:
However, for those who cannot use steps there is a ramped subway just to the east of the station. The entrance on the south side of the line:
And the exit from this underpass on the other side of the track:
The entrance to platform 2 from the ramped subway:
Looking east along the platforms:
The shelter on platform 2 houses tne entrance to the stepped subway, and its windows are decorated with various things including the Superlambanana:
At the western end of platform 2 is the signalbox:
What Huyton is for:
Behind the railings on platform 2 is demolition work of what might have been an old railway building, to make room for extra tracks to be laid:
Looking east along the line from the end of platform 2:
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