You would be forgiven if you said - "what legacy, what railway!" There's not a lot left - the crossing house, a buffer stop & a bridge hidden in the trees. But, look around: if the railway had not swept across the moors at this point, it is unlikely that the 'village' of West Moors would have developed to anything like the extent it has - over 8000 inhabitants by the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

And, as a reminder, we always have "Station Road" - without the station of course!