HRS 750 Radcliffe Black Lane Station, Main building looking north east
The station was opened in 1848 on a new piece of railway between Bury and Bolton by the fledgling Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. It remained 'fossilised' for the rest of its days, retaining its coal fires, gas-lights and other features until its closure. Black Lane Spinning mill is visible in the background.
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Keywords:1848, black lane, bolton, buildings, bury, gas-lighting, l & y, lancashire, lancashire and yorkshire railway, radcliffe, railways, signs, stations, victorians
