Latest News About Henley Beach Railway Station

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• Henley Beach railway station in Adelaide opened in 1894 as the terminus of the Henley Beach line and was closed on 31 August 1957 due to safety concerns from road traffic on Military Road. The station has since been demolished, and the line was shortened back toward Grange, with the Grange station remaining as the terminus on the western side of Military Road.[5]
• The broader Henley Beach line, including nearby stations like Marlborough Street and Kirkcaldy, followed a similar closure pattern in 1957, with the Henley Beach line ultimately being removed from the corridor by the mid-to-late 1950s and 1980s developments in the area.[3]
• Today, any discussion of “Henley Beach railway station” in news tends to focus on historical preservation, local heritage interest, or potential transport/planning studies around Henley Beach Road, rather than active rail service at the old site. For the latest official notices or visioning around Henley Beach Road and related transport planning, checking the City of West Torrens or Department for Infrastructure and Transport pages is advisable.[6][8]

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