Mytholmroyd lies on the Caldervale line between Leeds and Manchester. Although the operational part of the station is merely functional, it has an interesting old station building.
The station building is a tall building north of the line. The street level doorway:
The side of the building:
The line runs on a bridge over the road:
This bracket on the bridge looks like it once held something like a signal:
The approach to platform 2 is up a road parallel to the line:
The steps leading up to platform 2:
On platform 2, looking east:
Looking west along platform 2:
At the top of the old station building, bridging the gap between that building and the platform, is this old bit of platform:
Looking west at the old canopy beyond the end of platform 2:
To get to platform 1, go back under the bridge and up this ramp:
Looking at the shelter and exit on platform 1:
Looking east at the platforms at Mytholmroyd:
Looking west along the line over the bridge:
Dotting the station are storyboard plaques like this:
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