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Sadly those 507/8's will never serve it, where exactly is it being built?

My Great Great Uncle Thomas Rendell , was the station master mentioned who died in the fire...he is buried in Toxteth Cemetery.

Lad that got off at 4mins was well suspect😮 even ran down platform ...scallywag😊

mis old fleet but new fleet are worth replacemnt sadly maintaning old fleet was differcult it had happen one day

I grew up just off the Dock Road near the bottom of Hill St and I remember the old MD&HC Shunt engines tripping between the various Docks. Happy days.

I believe I have seen her around Halewood station many years ago and didn’t realise till I seen the sign in Garston station. Spooky

We had a Canada Dock in London Docklands and the area now has Tube Stop on DLR called Canada Water most Docks filled in but a couple of large features remain..

Was Hartleys good station on the line that ran behind Walton jail and through the 'half miley' that went under marsh lane, by the gas works then under Bootle new strand station to Alexander goods station?? Cheshire lines goods route I believe it was called.

Was this station the one on opposite side of road to Holly park, were south Liverpool played? I recall being able to see the ground passing it on a train, so maybe it was allerton, both stations were really close as I remember ( I was only 7/8 I think) .

the walkway should be reopened

Does anybody recall/ have info on the old goods line to Langton dock from aintree, ran behind Walton jail, through to the 'half miley' tunnel that ran down past gas works( exited were Lidl is now, marsh lane/Stanley rd) into a cutting at side of police station and under present Bootle strand (were Asda is now) in a deep cutting then into another tunnel by old muncaster pub on irlam road,....where did that tunnel exit, what was the route from that muncaster portal and where did it exit for its arrival at the Langton dock goods yard?? I've heard it said the tunnel portal was inside a warehouse somwere around bottom end of strand road/ derby road....anybody know, or got info, pics of this?? Thanks. We use to walk all those disused lines n tunnels, ones under the flyover by rice lane to kirkdale, first tunnel had a passage in side leading to a cavern which had a little tunnel in corner which led to a ladder going upwards, that comes out into a manhole in the raised section of the subway/flyover roundabout....never figured out why though....any ideas..... love to know we're portal of the muncaster/ irlam rs tunnel came out though at dock end. Thanks.

Wasn’t that an official Landrover promotion video?

Load of potential on this line, fast services from bootle and anfield/brook into wavertree/town. they need to look at this more

It`s all changed down the dock`s now. It`s double lined in and out and the rear view as it was departing the docks has a big new warehouse facility on the right complete with loading Bays. There are plans to open Regent Road back to Road Traffic again, but when I don`t know.

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So basically, Granny, recognising that abandoned railway stations are not safe places to play, made up a ghost story to stop the kids going back.

Hiya thanks for sharing these. There was a train station in Speke you know on the same line as Ditton. Sefton Park Station near the Mystery Park as well, I believe.

lovely footage from a Buster Keaton film. I believe the replica was used in another film then it was scrapped

'Ethelfleda or Aethelflaed is the name of Alfred the Great's daughter who led the Mercian re-conquest from the Vikings and arrived at Runcorn for the final battle with them south of the Mersey.

I've been through there loads of times, and so much of the tunnel route is cut through solid rock, just like so many areas of merseyside and cheshire. And I hope there's enough clearance in those single-track tunnels to escape in an emergency, not all the trains that run through there have any end doors.

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I didn’t want this vid to end, that bridge and walkway are absolutely stunning, possibly my favourite architectural construction, now the transporter bridge has gone. My mother remembers the transporter, it would pause going over the Manchester Ship Canal. Im impressed, amazed, jealous and grateful for the photos you have of the footpath, I’ve seen the black and whites but the modern day ones I’m astounded!

I went there today and I had no idea about the collapse thinking I would be allowed inside and the garage worker (really nice guy) let us see the blocked off entrance to it

No Linacre Road station?

I *do* hope that the station is NOT called the Baltic Triangle (or even Cains Brewery Village) as those two names just don't seem as ideal as many might think. The best candidate - if it is not to be reopened as St James (obviously due to easy confusion with James Street) - would be to name it after the road that it is on pure and simple: Parliament Street. After all, that in itself preserves its ties with this specific part of the city and not have to rely on a trendy district name like Baltic Triangle or Brewery Village which may eventually at some point in the future become something else entirely thus rendering the name outdated.

What year was this please

A wonderfully engineered subterranean world. I am fascinated with these tunnels. One of the interesting features that I can't readily understand is why build the complex high vaulted tunnels (for example like in the Reversing Siding) when smaller tunnels just big enough to pass through, achieved the same result?

Super impressive, and amazing to see the lines I've travelled all my life in a different way

Many thanks for the video,I remember the train passing through Formby one Sunday afternoon e route from Southport it was pulled by Betty Beet’s Ivatt tender loco, I have a photo of the train passing through Formby ,it must have been the very last steam hauled train on the Southport to Liverpool line

Wow, what a great video, thanks for taking the time to share it with us.

Was single line working in force? or are all lines into Lime St station bidirectional? Thank you for posting this video.

In 1975 I was on a diesel loco, with my dad, from Freshfield Station to Lime Street station. It left around )7:30. There was a return train at 17:30 (or thereabouts.

Thanks for posting this, I always wanted to walk over there since my uncle told be about it 30 odd years ago! Shame its never been re-opened but I guess it makes it a bit too easy for the local yobs to throw bricks at passing trains

What a cool video...

0:33 Where is the current Earlestown on here?

It looks like the scene out of king Kong were he buckles the tracks with his back

the big qution is how would train crose one contrys main and bissy juction with train goging threw ege hill to lime street

As a Kid, I Remember the Policeman doing Point Duty, but I must question the date because I remember the Bobby being in a Black and White, Zebra striped stand, not standing on the Ground. I was born in 1959.

Enjoyable as always would love to know the title of the music used if possible,thanks in advance.

Hold on a minute, the train passed a red light at 22:04, that's not supposed to happen, and how come the automatic stop device didn't work? That's a bit suspicious.

On the second shot of Alexandra Dock Station, the remnants of the platform are still there, just out of camera shot on the left side. It`s now the arrival road for the dock system as they have recently, double tracked it for Arrive/ Depart.

I have worked on The Railway for over 30 years, all over Edge hill and the dock system. The Railway history attached to our city is amazing. Great Video.

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Whoever colourised this clip should be SHOT - the Corpy's buses are purple instead of fucking green!

Hope the platforms are wider than Central Station and the escalator is put in a better position.

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