What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: Edge Hill Station built 1836 for the Liverpool & Manchester Railway Restored by British Rail 1979 with assistance from The Historic Buildings Council
Edge Hill Station, constructed in 1836, served as a critical junction for the Liverpool & Manchester Railway, symbolizing the dawn of the railway age in Britain; its restoration in 1979 underscored the growing appreciation for preserving industrial heritage.
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Places near here
Range on South Side of Edge Hill StationListed building · 29 yd
Hydraulic Plant House and Accumulator Tower to East of Engine House at Edge Hill StationListed building · 41 yd
Edge Hill Engine Station, Liverpool & Manchester RailwayScheduled monument · 392 yd
Wavertree Botanic Garden and ParkRegistered park or garden · 522 yd
Williamson TunnelsHeritage attraction · 861 yd
Toxteth Park CemeteryRegistered park or garden · 1123 yd
Liverpool Heroes MemorialMemorial · 1378 yd
Victoria Gallery & MuseumMuseum · 1473 yd
Liverpool, Mount Pleasant, Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the KingCathedral (20th Century) · 1609 yd
Everton BrowMountain / peak · 1.5 mi
Magic TreeWeeping Elm · 1.6 mi
The Cavern "Wall of Fame"Cave or cavern · 1.7 mi