Interior view of departure board and kiosks, St Enoch Station, Glasgow. The station closed in 1966 and the building was demolished in 1977. Now the site of the St Enoch Centre.

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SC 367288

Description Interior view of departure board and kiosks, St Enoch Station, Glasgow. The station closed in 1966 and the building was demolished in 1977. Now the site of the St Enoch Centre.

Date c. 1915

Collection Papers of Reverend Hubert Denys Eddowes Rokeby, rail historian, Thetford, Norfolk, England

Catalogue Number SC 367288

Category On-line Digital Images

Copy of GW 3782

Scope and Content St Enoch Station, Glasgow St Enoch was the principal terminus of the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company. It was opened in 1876 and six additional platforms were added between 1898-1902. The design engineers were John Fowler and James Blair. The use of iron roof-trusses in the mid-19th century enabled large spaces to be spanned for the first time without any intermediate support. The iron arches at St Enoch had a span of 60m whilst those in the train-shed at St Pancras had a span of 73m. St Pancras was the London terminus for the Glasgow and South Western Railway expresses and was owned by the Midland Railway. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.

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