Railway Revolution: The Station Agent's House
48 Liverpool Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 4EQ
Join us to explore The Station Agent’s House Saturday 13 - Sunday 14 September 2025 as part of Heritage Open Days.
In 1828, the building and the surrounding site was identified by the Liverpool & Manchester Railway (under the initial supervision of Engineer George Stephenson) as being well placed for what would be Liverpool Road Station. The house became the dwelling of the first Station Agent, Joseph Green and his family. The Station Agent’s House was the hub around which Liverpool Road Station was developed. Here, so much that would characterise train travel was first seen: waiting rooms, signals, tickets, ticket offices, and the station agent’s (later master's) house.
Come and explore this grand historic home, now wonderfully restored for future generations and families to enjoy as a hub for exploration of Manchester and the surrounding area.
We will be sharing information about the history of the building, and a Children’s Explorer activity booklet will be available. All are welcome.
Whilst booking is not essential we would ask that you register for the event via Eventbrite so that we can provide you with updates regarding the event and manage capacities. Priority will be given to those who have pre-registered.
48 Liverpool Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 4EQ
Station Agent's House has a lift providing access to all floors.
Facilities including toilets are available in the wider Science and Industry Museum site.