In its very early days, long before the more popular modes of transport we are used to, our county had hundreds of stations dotted around the rural areas as well as the bustling cities and towns.
These fabulous old pictures are full of nostalgia and wrap up long lost scenes of the railways, some of which have been lost to the history books whilst others are still crucial transport links.
They remember the days of steam where people often recall the smell of the smoke as the trains thundered by. Packed platforms and lost scenes of those stations which are long gone. Do you have memories of our railways here in Lancashire?
1. They linked a netword of railway lines
Railway stations that were at the heart of Lancashire towns | Iconic Media
2. Forgotten Railway Stations
The Bamber Bridge station, of 1846 origins, although affected by the Beeching cuts of 1963, still maintained its original route from Preston through Lostock Hall and these days upwards of 80,000 passengers each year have been hopping on or off the trains there. It may look a little different now to how it does here in this image | National World
4. Forgotten Railway Scenes
The former East Lancs side of Preston Station | National World