Oakamoor railway station

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Date:1973

Description:Oakamoor railway station lies disused and overgrown in summer 1973.

Designed by A.W.N. Pugin, this style of architecture was a signature of the North Staffordshire Railway.

Varying examples of outstanding NSR architecture still survive today on the main line at Stone and Stoke-on-Trent.

At Cheddleton, the old station has a new lease of life as part of a heritage railway and visitor attraction, which still operates regular steam services.

This image is taken from the collection of the Churnet Valley Railway.

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Victorian Travel & Transport Transport & Communication Stations Railways Railway Buildings N.S.R. Churnet Valley Railway Chimneys Buildings, Architecture, Monuments Architectural Styles Architectural Features

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