Looking south at Huskisson Goods Station in 1970. Sandhills Lane can be seen spanning the tracks. The train was a trip working from Edge Hill. The Liverpool University Public Transport Association had been given permission to travel on the train, and it carries their headboard.
Photo by Alan Murray-Rust reproduced from Geograph under creative commons licence.
The north end of Huskisson goods station looking south in the period just after rail traffic had ceased.
Photo by Alan Pealing from the Mike Pealing collection The site of Huskisson Goods Station in the late 2000s. Looking north towards Walton-on-the-Hill from a point at Husskison that would have been just to the north of the large goods shed.
Photo by Paul Wright
In February 1994 the Merseyrail signalling centre opened on the north end of Huskisson goods station. It is seen in this view looking north-east on 1 January 2013.
Photo by Paul Wright
The east portal of the tunnel that carried the Huskisson goods station - Sandon goods station branch under the former LYR line looking west on 1 January 2013. The station on top of the tunnel is Sandhills, which in 2013 was part of the Merseyrail Northern Line. To see more pictures of the tunnel click here.
Photo by Paul Wright
Looking north at the site of Huskisson Goods Station from the south end of the site on 1 January 2013.
Photo by Paul Wright
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Looking north towards Walton-on-the-Hill from a point at Husskison that would have been just to the north of the large goods shed..JPG)
In February 1994 the Merseyrail signalling centre opened on the north end of Huskisson goods station. It is seen in this view looking north-east on 1 January 2013..jpg)
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