Burnley Barracks is a small single-track station on the East Lancashire Line. It once had buildings and two platforms but now it's just a single platform with a shelter. The station sits between two road bridges over the line: Junction Street to the east, and Padiham Road to the west. The entrance is at the point where these roads meet:
A ramp zig-zags down towards the platform. Looking down towards the platform with Junction Street on the right:
On the platform, looking west with the ramp up to street level on the left:
The view west along the line from the end of the platform:
Looking east on the platform:
Some marks on the platform indicate where a previous shelter was once attached:
Looking across the line towards the disused platform opposite:
A lamp bracket under the bridge at the eastern end of the station:
Looking east along the line from the end of the platform:
Returning to street level, looking east along the line from the eastern bridge, with an overgrown portion of the platform on the right:
Looking west from Junction Street at the station and the next bridge:
From the western of the two bridges, looking north at the area of wasteland beyond the disused platform:
Looking west along the line from the western bridge:
This small bay in Padiham Road is all that remains of the entrance to the station buildings:
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