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I dont know if this has already been posted, please move this post if it doesn't really fit this section  ![[Linked Image]](http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k303/bmitchell1980/bheadpark.jpg)
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This looks more like Birkenhead North?
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This looks more like Birkenhead North? Birkenhead North doesn't/didn't have a building bridging the tracks.
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Is the platform on the right the one that remains today?
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Is the platform on the right the one that remains today? think its the one on the left that remains today
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I can remember those old platform canopys just about still being there in the early 80s along with a lot of rubbish strewn down the grassy bank. The old platform on the left of the photo (you cant see it because the train is in the way)was removed in the early 90s I think.
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its the one on the right,
I'm sure there's another set of lines beside the platform on the right.
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I have just looked at the photo again properly and you are right. The removed platform is the one that the old photo was taken from. The one on the right is the existing one.
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you must remember the surviving platform was widened some time ago so the track layout is not the same as it was! i remember the old platform that still had the old signs and ironwork in situ when it was demolished (1990's??) if i recall, parts of the ironwork etc were saved for the wirral transport museum that WAS going to be in the Cheshire Lines Building! unfortunately that never took off
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