Along with the times, too, growing mode of transportation. The existence of private vehicles to aircraft at an affordable price, making train overshadowed.
Some stations that have been built for years was forced to close because it is no longer needed. The following stations are ten of the best among the thousands of stations that have been left in the entire world. The following 7 Austere Railway Station and Creepy World.
1. Canfranc Estacion, Spain
Some stations that have been built for years was forced to close because it is no longer needed. The following stations are ten of the best among the thousands of stations that have been left in the entire world. The following 7 Austere Railway Station and Creepy World.
1. Canfranc Estacion, Spain
The train station was once the third-largest train station in Europe. It's in Spain, near the French border, around the town called Canfranc Estacion.
Founded in 1928, the station was finally closed in the 70s, the time of the train accident that destroyed bridges around the station as it comes out of the lane.
2. Pinkenba Railway Station, Australia
Founded in 1928, the station was finally closed in the 70s, the time of the train accident that destroyed bridges around the station as it comes out of the lane.
2. Pinkenba Railway Station, Australia
The train station was once the third-largest train station in Europe. It's in Spain, near the French border, around the town called Canfranc Estacion.
Founded in 1928, the station was finally closed in the 70s, the time of the train accident that destroyed bridges around the station as it comes out of the lane.
3. Echizen-Tano, Tokyo, Japan
Founded in 1928, the station was finally closed in the 70s, the time of the train accident that destroyed bridges around the station as it comes out of the lane.
3. Echizen-Tano, Tokyo, Japan
Echizen-Tano is a station in Japan that closed several years ago. Not a lot of information circulating about this station, but the photographer took the picture very well.
Can you imagine a line of women waiting for their lover back from the war? Maybe they are still there in the form of ghosts, if you look more carefully.
4. St. Martin Mtro Station, Paris, France
Can you imagine a line of women waiting for their lover back from the war? Maybe they are still there in the form of ghosts, if you look more carefully.
4. St. Martin Mtro Station, Paris, France
Subway station St Martin in Paris was initially closed in 1939 when the start of World War II. The station was then reopened after the French independence. However, the station was finally closed again.
5. Kymlinge Metro Station, Stockholm
5. Kymlinge Metro Station, Stockholm
In the 1970s, in Stockholm will be built for the metro line towards Kymlinge. But in the middle of the process, for whatever reason, the station stops built.
Metro then opened in 1976. But it seems this image as a place haunted station, making it far from visitors. Some even say that 'only the dead who fell in Kymlinge'.
6. Abandoned Boxcars, Unknown Station
Metro then opened in 1976. But it seems this image as a place haunted station, making it far from visitors. Some even say that 'only the dead who fell in Kymlinge'.
6. Abandoned Boxcars, Unknown Station
Former railway carriages are still piling in the station this unknown story. Maybe just a ghost who travel through this station. And they are still lurking, hoping no one person or more come up with them!
7. Chamber Station, Madrid, Spain
7. Chamber Station, Madrid, Spain
Station that has been polished reportedly haunted. The building is filled with graffiti and debris. Spanish authorities decided to make it into a museum that can be visited for free
