Ewood Bridge and Edenfield
This is the now disused Ewood Bridge and Edenfield railway station that closed in 1972 on the now preserved East Lancashire Railway. The bridge over the railway is the B6527 road.
General information
Location	Ewood, Rossendale England
Coordinates	53°41′00″N 2°18′32″W / 53.6832°N 2.3088°W / 53.6832; -2.3088
Grid reference	SD796207
Platforms	2
Other information
Status	Disused
History
Original company	East Lancashire Railway 1844-1859
Pre-grouping	Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Post-grouping	London, Midland and Scottish Railway
Key dates
1846[1]	opened
5 June 1972	closed

Ewood Bridge and Edenfield railway station served the village of Edenfield, Rossendale, Lancashire.

History

On 25 September 1916, a 179-metre (587 ft) long German military Zeppelin airship flew over the area, attempting to inflict damage on the transport system. It dropped bombs on Ewood Bridge station which was destroyed.^[2]

The last train called on 3 June 1972.^[3] The line was later reopened by the preserved East Lancashire Railway using a new (and replacement) station, Irwell Vale just south of the old site of Ewood Bridge.

References

Notes

Sources

• Lost Railways of Lancashire by Gordon Suggitt, ISBN 1-85306-801-2

v t e Railways in Rossendale
Legend
Bacup Stacksteads Britannia Waterfoot Shawforth Clough Fold Facit Whitworth to Rochdale to Accrington Rawtenstall Haslingden Ewood Bridge and Edenfield Helmshore Irwell Vale East Lancashire Railway Stubbins to Bury

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