Maghull

CRS Code	MAG
Collected date	01/07/13

Maghull lies on the line to Ormskirk and is one of the most well-looked after stations on Merseyrail's network, and even if you couldn't tell from the planters and the signs, perhaps you could guess from the trophy cabinet inside the ticket office:

At the south end of the station site is the level crossing:

The level crossing is guarded by a small brick building:

The side and rear of the small building, with the station forecourt visible on the left:

The forecourt area looking southwards, with the level crossing in the background:

The roundabout is planted too!

The front of Maghull station building from the concourse area:

The windows are boarded up but painted:

The side of Maghull station building, where the windows are not so well decorated:

And the rear of the station building and bike park:

The station building gives onto the northbound platform 2, seen here from the footbridge:

On platform 2, with more painted windows in the station building to the right:

The deep arches in this slightly different building on platform 2:

Looking north along the line from the end of platform 2:

Both platforms seen from the northern end of platform 2:

Although a level crossing provides level access to both platforms, there is a footbridge:

The view from the footbridge south towards Liverpool:

Looking north from the footbridge:

The building and canopy on platform 1:

The woodwork under the canopy:

Next to the ramped entrance to platform 1 by the level crossing a building stands covered in scaffold and sheeting:

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