Stourbridge Junction station was opened on its current site in 1901. There is a short branch line (opened by the G.W.R. on 1st October 1879) from Stourbridge Junction to Stourbridge Town.
The current station at Stourbridge Junction replaced the original one that was about 400 yards to the north where the line to Birmingham leaves the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton line. The first station opened in 1852 and closed when the new station was opened on 1st October 1901. At the same time the branch to Stourbridge Town was realigned to face south into a bay platform at the new station instead of turning north to the old station.
Centro class 150 diesel multiple unit No.150002 stands at platform 3. The original G.W.R. platform canopies were replaced as part of a sympathetic rebuilding of the station in the 1970's.
All photographs taken by Andrew Smith on 26th September 2001.
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