Relics of Wirral's industrial golden age are hidden in plain sight under housing developments, country parks and shrub-covered wastelands.
There are currently 25 railway stations in Wirral, taking passengers across the Peninsula and into Chester and Liverpool. But there are 16 other stations that once served the area which have fallen out of use - and into obscurity.
One bustling hubs at the peak of the train travel boom in the late 1800s, old stations such as Liscard, Seacombe, and others have been relegated to the pages of history.
