Everything about Merkland Street Subway Station totally explained
Merkland Street station was on the
Subway in
Glasgow,
Scotland. It is the only station on the system that has closed permanently. The station opened in 1896. It was located to the south-west of
Partick station and to the south of
Partickhill railway station. It closed permanently in 1977 when the rest of the network was closed for modernisation. When the network reopened in 1980, it was replaced by a new station nearby named
Partick, offering direct transfers to the
rail station of the same name. There is evidence of Merkland Street station's existence due to a long straight and humped stretch on the underground with large diameter tunnels, although the platforms and station buildings no longer remain.
In 1940 a bomb hit the station and it was closed for many months.
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