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Lea Hall Station is a small station on the West Coast Mainline between Birmingham New Street and Coventry. A station first opened here in 1939. In 1998 Tim Tolkien designed a colour scheme.
Where is Lea Hall Station?
Lea Hall Station is on Lea Hall Road, Lea Hall, Birmingham, B33 9RU
In brief
The original Lea Hall Station opened in 1939 to the designs of architect William Henry Hamlyn. The station was redesigned in 1998 with new sculptures and a colour scheme from Tim Tolkien, the great nephew of the writer J. R. R. Tolkien. There is two trains an hour towards Birmingham New Street, with a limited service in the other direction towards Birmingham International, Coventry and Northampton. All service are run by West Midlands Trains under their London Northwestern Railway brand.
Lea Hall Station from the train (October 2017). Photography by Elliott Brown
Lea Hall railway station - Wikipedia
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