Deep within Liverpool's creative Baltic Triangle district lies an abandoned train station that thousands walk past everyday.
While these days the likes of Lime Street, James Street and Central are the names of stations most associated with Liverpool, over 100 years ago you could have added St James Station to that list.
The original St James Station opened in 1874 and was named after the nearby parish church. It closed in 1917 as a cost-cutting measure during the First World War and was never re-opened.