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railway station or train station

columbus | 18:46 Mon 21st Jul 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Just curious really, is there any difference between a train station and a railway station? Or is it just someone being pedantic? Please can anyone help? Thanks in anticipation.

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jjtowns2

I would have said railway station is the american version of the UK train station.

Catron

No difference whatsoever in my book.

DaisyMae

I have lived in GB all my life and have always referred to them as railway stations, as have most of my contemporaries. Train station is a new term, only seems to have been in use for the last 10 or so years. All the Americans I know refer to railroad stations or railroad depots.

terambulan

Train is easier and shorter to spell than railway......

DaisyMae

Go by bus terambulan - shorter still. :)

EngTeach

I never say "railway", only train. Any other Americans? I would imagine it is a regional term here too.

columbus

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This all came about when someone complained about an item on the local News programme. They objected to the reporter referring to Lincolns "Train Station" stating that Lincoln has a railway station. Interesting to see some of you feel "railway" is an Americanism. Thanks to all of you for your opinions

Speug

All my life I have used the term railway station. The term train station grates on my ears and I regard it as a foreign expression, probably American.
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