Today's post for ABC Wednesday is T for "Trains" and the photo shows Ashton's Charlestown Station with a train at each...

Mossley Station is just two stops up the line from Ashton, but the area surrounding it is very different. The railway runs along the side...

Today's view of the world of Ashton under Lyne shows Ashton under Lyne railway station. Some of you will be pleased to note that I ha...

Today's photo shows the Trans-Pennine Express passing through Guide Bridge Station at the western boundary of Ashton. The train is he...

"G" is for "Guide Bridge Station" and today's photo shows this railway station which is on the western boundary o...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "S" is for "Station House" and today we see the f...

This night-time view shows the seats below the Victorian-style shelter on Wellington Road in the centre of Ashton. On the left, behind the...

Delph Station was the terminus of the " Delph Donkey " branch that left the main Huddersfield to Manchester line between Moorfie...

The train now arriving at Mossley Station is the 13.55 to Mancheshter Victoria, calling at Stalybridge and Ashton under Lyne. Anyone wait...

This late wintry scene shows junction of the A635 Manchester Road with Stamford Road in Bottom Mossley. The unusual thing about this photo ...

The view from Platform 2 of Stalybridge Station on a wet weekend is not the most welcoming or inspiring. The platform overlooks an area o...

The 1607 departure from Ashton to Stalybridge moves out of what was once known as Charlestown Station for the 6 minute journey to Stalybrid...

Today's picture shows the east-bound platform of Ashton under Lyne's railway station. The station was originally known as Charlesto...

Yes, it might be called "The Station" but anyone looking to catch a train has come to the wrong place, for The Station pub is at t...

I was going to use this image for the City Daily Photo theme day on "numbers" but didn't register in time! The photo shows the...