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Latitude: 53.8312 / 53°49'52"N
Longitude: -1.9487 / 1°56'55"W
OS Eastings: 403473
OS Northings: 437220
OS Grid: SE034372
Mapcode National: GBR GST4.XC
Mapcode Global: WHB7W.1YBS
Plus Code: 9C5WR3J2+FG
Entry Name: Haworth Station
Listing Date: 4 December 1986
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1134019
English Heritage Legacy ID: 338366
ID on this website: 101134019
Location: Haworth, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD22
County: Bradford
Civil Parish: Haworth, Cross Roads and Stanbury
Built-Up Area: Haworth
Traditional County: Yorkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire
Church of England Parish: Haworth St Michael and All Angels
Church of England Diocese: Leeds
Tagged with: Railway station
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KEIGHLEY
Haworth
STATION ROAD (west side)
Haworth Station
II
Station. 1867 and 1883. Coursed stone, graduated grey slate roof. Single storey, four bays, bays three and four later, bays one and three gabled and breaking forward. Bays one and two have plinth and round-arched openings with moulded archivolts with keystones and impost blocks. Doorway in centre of bay two has panelled double-doors, and is flanked by four-pane sashes in recesses. Moulded impost band. Wrought-iron lamp bracket above, left of door. To left, in bay one, a two-light window with four-paned sashes and corbelled cill. Dentilled cornice. Corniced end stack to left. Bays three and four have fixed-light windows with glazing bars and chamfered cills and lintels. Bay three: tall, central, round-arched window with voussoirs flanked by shorter, flat-arched windows, stepped raised band to gable eaves. Corbelled barge board. Bay four: four windows. Raised eaves band. Overhanging roof. Adjoining station on left is lower C20 toilet block, not of special interest. Platform elevation: as front, but with door to right giving access to 'Ladies Room'. three gas lights hang from station. To left of station, attached by lower block, is Porter's room, late C19, with four-panel door on left and six-pane window on right with chamfered cill and lintels. On the platform are five gas lamps. The Worth Valley Railway was opened in 1867.
Listing NGR: SE0347337220
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