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The station was opened in 1892 by the Glasgow & South Western Railway, replacing an earlier station of the same name. It was originally situated on a loop line but the cut-off section of the main line has since closed and all trains now pass through the station. The station is a good example of architect James Miller’s "seaside" style with single storey "Domestic Revival" buildings on each platform – timber framed with external rendering. The platforms are partly covered by steel framed awnings. The original covered footbridge was replaced in 1985.
Operated by First Scotrail on behalf of Strathclyde PTE. CRS code: TRN.
Operated by First Scotrail on behalf of Strathclyde PTE. CRS code: TRN.
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