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Crookston

Crookston

Station 114

Rudy visited Crookston on
Saturday, 14th May 2022
arriving at 14:24 on a train from Glasgow Central

Crookston Station

Crookston first opened in 1885 and closed in 1983. The station was opened again with the reinstated Paisley Canal Branch Line in 1990 but Crookston was a much reduced station with only one platform required for the now single track route.

320308 leaves Crookston towards Paisley Canal.

The original buildings had near burned down while the station was closed but have been rebuilt as private houses well hidden behind foliage to the east end of the station. The footbridge no longer needed was removed to Auchinleck.

Due to the very dense trees & bushes and the narrow platform at the station it feels much more rural than its location in Glasgow would suggest.

Crookston is just over ten minutes journey from Glasgow Central on trains towards Paisley Canal.

The station is basic with no facilities other than a waiting shelter. The narrow single platform has level access from the street.

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