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Hellifield Station, North Yorkshire Collection

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Hellifield Station, North Yorkshire Collection: Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. A photograph of an old water pump in the station, with posters advertising Sealink ferries and the disabled persons railcard

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. A member of the National Railway Museum staff pretends to operate an old water pump in the station

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Showing the boarded up station buildings and platforms of this still functioning Settle to Carlisle line station

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Taken from the side of the track opposide the station buildings this photo show the lines and signals

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Photo showing the canopy ironwork and stonework on the buildings. A siding buffer can be seen in the left background

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. A group of smartly dressed ladies awaiting the next arrival into the station

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984.S howing the staircase or ramp down to the subway close to the disused terminating platform

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. A British Rail diesel multiple unit pulling into the station

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Looking towards the disused part of the station with signal box in background

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. View of a wooden platform building with access to subway behind

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Platform view showing a wooden step ladder, presumably to inspect the state of the structure of the buildings

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984.The surviving Midland Railway iron pillars holding up the paneless glass canopy

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. The iron work has a dragon on it in this photo of the canopy

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Showing the signs of deprepair on the Carnforth bound platform

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Showing the boarded up station buildings and platforms, with tiles missing from the roof

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Showing the fine ironwork with a dragon against the cold stonework

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. The stations original iron work including the letters MR for the Midland Railway

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. An atmospheric image showing the ornate iron works making up the station canopy

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 45407 steaming into the station on a scenic excursion trip

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. A long shot of the station showing a railway vehicle used for track maintenance

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. View along the line showing the signal box at the very end of the platform

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Photograph showing deterioration to the once elegant iron works above the platforms

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Showing the disused terminating platform of this once lively station

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Taken from the disused end of the station this photo shows an overgrown terminating platform and several unused lights

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. Photo showing the ends of the station platforms and endings of canopies

Hellifield Station, British Rail, 21 September 1984. View showing the station platforms and canopies from a high up vantage point

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