Like many cities across the UK, Manchester has seen plenty of railway stations come and go over the years.
While some stations have been demolished with no trace of them left, others have gone on to live second lives as something completely different. This includes convention centres, supermarkets, and even a private residence for a TV director.
There are approximately 150 lost railway stations in Manchester that have either been demolished or transformed into something new. They have all played a part in Greater Manchester's rich history, with a small selection below.