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Wadsley Bridge railway station
Wadsley Bridge railway station was a station in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England on the Great Central Railway's core route between Manchester and Sheffield.
==History==
The station opened on 14 July 1845 as part of the then Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne and Manchester Railway, on its original route from Bridgehouses in Sheffield (soon superseded by Sheffield Victoria) to Manchester London Road. This route became more popularly known as the Woodhead Line. The station stood on the north side of Halifax Road between Neepsend and Oughtibridge stations.〔(Subterranea Britannica - Wadsley Bridge station )〕
The station closed to regular passenger service on 15 June 1959,〔〔 with the Woodhead Line itself closing to passengers in 1970.〔(Sheffield Victoria and the Woodhead Route )〕 However, Wadsley Bridge railway station still saw occasional passenger use. summer specials were advertised until 31 October 1965,〔 Sheffield–Huddersfield passenger trains continued to run through the station until 1983〔 and football specials used the station until 1996, serving Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium.〔〔 Also, between 15 and 19 February 1979, British Rail temporarily reopened the station (along with Dronfield and the Midland Main Line platforms at Dore) because road transport throughout Sheffield had been brought to a standstill by heavy snowfall. All Sheffield–Huddersfield trains served the station during that period, and a special single fare of £0.16 was charged.
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