| 词条 | Smethwick West railway station |
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|name = Smethwick West |image_name = Smethwick West railway station (site), West Midlands, geograph-5662243-by-Nigel-Thompson.jpg |caption = The site of Smethwick West station in 2018, with overgrown platforms still in situ. |manager = Great Western Railway |locale = Smethwick |borough = Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell |coordinates = {{coord|52.5016|-1.9839|type:railwaystation_region:GB|display=inline,title}} |gridref = SP011892 |platforms = 2 |years1 = 1 April 1867 |events1 = Opened as Smethwick Junction |years2 = 17 September 1956 |events2 = Renamed Smethwick West |years3 = 1996 |events3 = Closed }}Smethwick West was a railway station on the Great Western Railway between Stourbridge Junction station and Smethwick Junction. It was opened as Smethwick Junction railway station in 1867.[1] It closed in 1996, being replaced by a new railway station, Smethwick Galton Bridge, around 110 yards (100 metres) to the east, which serves two railway lines. HistorySmethwick Junction railway station was opened by the Great Western Railway in 1867. It was located on the Great Western Railway line running between Smethwick Junction and Stourbridge Junction station.[1] The junction connected the Great Western route to the Stour Valley Line, which is now part of the West Coast route. In 1956 the British Transport Commission renamed the station to Smethwick West.[1] With the run down of Birmingham Snow Hill, passenger services were diverted to Birmingham New Street from 1967; and Smethwick West became a station on the route between Birmingham New Street, Stourbridge Junction and Worcester Foregate Street. Reduced levels of local services continued from Snow Hill to Wolverhampton Low Level; with four trains per day from Snow Hill to Langley Green, via Smethwick West, using Class 122 units, nicknamed "bubble cars". These services ended in March 1972; and the Great Western route to Birmingham Snow Hill also closed in 1972. A single freight-only line to Coopers Scrap Yard, on the Great Western line in Handsworth was kept in use. The route to Snow Hill was restored in 1995. ClosureSmethwick West was replaced by Smethwick Galton Bridge railway station when the Jewellery line opened to Birmingham Snow Hill. Smethwick West was due to close in 1995 upon the opening of Smethwick Galton Bridge railway station, but an administrative error meant that it was unable to be closed until 1996. For this one-year period, Smethwick West was served by one train per week to satisfy the "not closed" criteria. The platforms and station buildings for Smethwick West are still in situ, and trains continue to pass through the site.[2] The station lies adjacent to Smethwick Junction. {{Disused Rail Start}}{{Rail line|previous=Rood End Station Closed and Line Open |next=Handsworth and Smethwick Station Closed, Line Open |route=Great Western Railway Later British Rail |col=004400}}{{Rail line |previous=Rood End Station Closed and Line Open |next=via Galton Junction Smethwick Rolfe Street Station and Line Open |route=London and North Western Railway Later British Rail |col=004400}}{{End}} References{{commonscat|Smethwick West railway station}}1. ^1 2 {{Butt-Stations}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk/Stations/smethwick_west.php|title=Smethwick West Station|work=Rail Around Birmingham and the West Midlands|accessdate=31 March 2017}} Further reading
5 : Disused railway stations in Sandwell|Former Great Western Railway stations|Railway stations opened in 1867|Railway stations closed in 1996|Smethwick |
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