West Derby station closed to passengers in November 1960 and fully ceased operations five years later, in November 1965.
West Derby railway station, located on the North Liverpool Extension Line, played a role in the transport network to the south of Mill Lane in West Derby, Liverpool, England.
Key Dates for West Derby Station
To provide a clear overview of the station's operational history, here are the significant dates:
| Event | Date | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Station Opened | 1 December 1879 | Began operations for passenger services. |
| Closed to Passengers | November 1960 | Passenger services ceased. |
| Completely Closed | November 1965 | All operations at the station concluded. |
Location and Historical Context
Situated in Liverpool, West Derby station was a component of the local railway infrastructure. Its closure in the 1960s reflects a broader trend of railway line and station closures across the United Kingdom during that period, often part of modernization and efficiency drives. The "five years later" for complete closure suggests that while passenger services ended, the line or station might have been used for freight or other railway purposes before being fully decommissioned.
