Notes: Seedley Station opened on the original Liverpool and Manchester Railway on the 1.5.1882. By this time the Manchester conurbation had spread to this area and the station would have been opened to service this development.

Seedley Station closed completely on 2.1.1956. Sections of its walls can be seen on the south side of the line. The rest of the station has been demolished.

By the end of the 19th Century the line at this point was four tracks wide. In the 1980's the M602 Motorway was constructed adjacent to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway at this point; the mororway now occupies part of the widened trackbed

To see the other closed stations on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway click on the station name: Liverpool Crown Street, Huyton Quarry, Lea Green, Collins Green, Parkside 1st, Parkside 2nd, Kenyon Junction, Glazebury and Bury Lane, Flow Moss, Astley, Lambs Cottage, Barton Moss 1st, Barton Moss 2nd, Weaste, Cross Lane, Ordsall Lane, Manchester Liverpool Road