St. Helens Railway
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The St. Helens Railway connected Rainford Junction, Skelmersdale Branch and the Liverpool and Bury Railway with St Helens.
It opened in 1 February 1858 and was taken over by the LNWR on 4 August 1864. Passenger services ended 5 July 1951 and freight on 6 July 1964.
[edit] Route
- St Helens Central railway station
- Gerards Bridge railway station
- Moss Bank, Crank railway station
- Old Mill Lane railway station
- Rookery railway station
- Rainford Village railway station
- Rainford Junction railway station
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