Glasgow Green Station
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Glasgow Green Station
Image: © Carol Walker Taken: 25 Jan 2010
This station finally closed in 1953. The two platforms are gone and all that remains of the building is the southern and western walls, the windows and doors of which have been bricked up. You can see this view from a small back lane which runs to the rear of the station. I don't really know the significance, if any, of the dates(?) on the wall. Although the station never reopened, the actual line was re-established in the mid 1960's for trains from Maryhill to Rutherglen and beyond.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.851225
Longitude
-4.234046