The railway station on Oxford Road
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One of the main transport hubs of the city of Manchester is the railway station on Oxford Road. It was opened in 1849, during its history the building has undergone many troubles. It burned twice, and its current appearance acquired only in 1960. Currently, in addition to its functional duties, the station acts as a historical and architectural landmark. Oxford Road Railway Station is Manchester’s second busiest station. In addition to rail transport, it provides bus routes in Europe.
The railway station on Oxford Road includes ticket offices, two waiting rooms, a buffet, a newsstand and other facilities. The interior of the building is famous for its wooden figurines that reach human growth. They were installed here in 1995. World-renowned publications describe the station as “a building famous for its architectural forms and of technological interest.”
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