Ecclesfield Station

Ecclesfield was the name given to two railway stations on the northern outskirts of Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

The village of Ecclesfield, near Sheffield was served by two railway stations. The earliest was on the South Yorkshire Railway, originally known as Ecclesfield, later Ecclesfield East, it was between Chapeltown Central and Meadowhall stations and situated on Lotcher Lane. The second station, on the Midland Railway line, also originally known as Ecclesfield, later became Ecclesfield West and was between Chapeltown station and Meadowhall Interchange.

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Railways in Sheffield
Railway lines: █ Dearne Valley • █ Hallam • █ Hope Valley • █ Midland Main Line • █ Penistone • █ Hull █ Lincoln • █ Wakefield • Woodhead

Railway stations: Chapeltown • Darnall • Dore • Meadowhall • Sheffield • Woodhouse

Closed stations: Attercliffe • Attercliffe Road • Beauchief • Beighton • Bridgehouses • Brightside • Broughton Lane • Chapeltown • Chapeltown Central • Deepcar • Ecclesfield • Ecclesfield West • Grange Lane • Grimesthorpe Bridge • Heeley • Millhouses • Meadowhall • Wincobank (and Meadow Hall) • Neepsend • Oughtibridge • Tinsley • Tinsley West • Victoria • Wadsley Bridge • Wicker

Engine sheds: Darnall • Grimesthorpe • Millhouses • Neepsend • Nunnery • Tinsley
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