Description

FRODSHAM C.P. CHURCH STREET
SJ 57 NW
(off East Side)
2/66 Frodsham Railway station
with former
Stationmaster's house.
II
Railway station and former stationmaster's house 1849. Flemish bond
brown brick; graded grey slate roofs. 2 storeys. with 1-storey wing at
each end. Jacobethan. Face to forecourt: stone-capped shaped
central gable and end gables. Sandstone plinth-cap, rusticated
rock-faced quoins, some long and short, to windows, mullioned where of
2 lights. Stone cornices over lower windows. 3 lights of lower
windows and all upper windows retain margin-paned casements.
Diminishing stone-dressed rectangular brick chimneys.
Face to platform is similarly detailed, but with replaced double doors
to booking office; 4 of the 8 lower storey window lights and 4 1/2 of 6
upper storey lights retain margin-paned casements.
Shelter on south platform removed. C20 overbridge is not included in
this item.
A substantial, little altered and relatively little damaged mid C19
main station building.

Listing NGR: SJ5186077901

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Frodsham railway station at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q2471361

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