Broadbottom station is on the line to Glossop and still boasts a substantial station building, although one that has been extended multiple times. The enttrance to the station is from Mottram Road to the north of the line, either down these steps:
Or through this entrance:
Which leads down this ramp to the station building:
At the bottom of the steps and ramp is the station building, which is mostly in private hands now. However the part of the building on the left still provides a ticket office, so one might guess that this newer side building provides an entrance to the house:
A large cobbled car park sits to the east of the station building:
At the eastern end of the car park is this old shed, with the entrance to the car park on the left:
The building seen from platform 2:
The eaves are decorated:
A face-on view of the station building from the opposite platform. Everything to the left of the three storey section is a modern addition:
On platform 1 looking east:
A footbridge provides a connection between the two platforms:
Under the footbridge looking east along platform 1:
Some of the platform edging on platform 1 has evidently been arranged without due regard for spelling:
Up on the footbridge we look east with the goods shed and car park visible on the left:
Looking west from the footbridge:
Over on platform 2 there's only a wooden shelter:
Walking to the end of platform 2 we look east along the line:
Looking west along the platforms from the end of platform 2:
At the other end of the platform we look west along the line at the Moss Lane road bridge which crosses here:
There's also a stepped/ramped access from Moss Lane to platform 2. Looking down towards platform 2:
The entrance to platform 2 from Moss Lane:
Looking east at the station from the footbridge:
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