Wallasey Grove Road is a station on the Wirral Line branch to New Brighton and we visited on a warm July morning having taken a train from there.
The station has two platforms, connected by a footbridge which runs parallel to a road bridge over the line. Looking at the front of the station building:
A more sidelong view of the station front, with steps on the left leading up to the road:
The entrance to platform 1 which lies behind the station building:
Platform 1, seen from platform 2 opposite:
Detail of the Wirral Railway shield on the gable end:
On platform 1, with the rear of the station building on the left:
Looking south along both platforms from the end of platform 1:
Looking north along the line from the end of platform 1:
Like many of the stations on the Wirral, Wallasey Grove Road is cared for by the Edible Wirral people:
A footbridge links the two sides of the station. The entrance to the footbridge on platform 1:
Inside the footbridge, which only has high windows and only on one side:
The footbridge leads to platform 2 under the wooden canopy, next to this entrance on the other side of the line:
The canopy on platform 2:
Under the bridge looking towards platform 1:
Just south of the bridge on platform 1 is a small terraced garden:
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