Hawthorn railway station was located on the Belair line, in the inner southern Adelaide suburb of Hawthorn, 7.5 kilometres from Adelaide railway station.

Hawthorn
General information
Location	Egmont Terrace Hawthorn
Line(s)	Belair
Distance	7.5 km from Adelaide
Platforms	2
Bus routes	n/a
Construction
Parking	n/a
Bicycle facilities	n/a
History
Opened	1910s
Closed	28 April 1995
Rebuilt	1980s
Services
Preceding station Adelaide Metro Following station Unley Park towards Adelaide Belair line Mitcham towards Belair

History

Hawthorn was opened sometime in the 1910s.^[when?] It runs parallel to Egmont Terrace, and is located 500 metres south of Unley Park station. It consists of two earth-filled concrete faced platforms, one each side of the dual lines, which were originally both broad gauge. Each platform had a timber and iron open passenger shelter, and there was a ticket office at the foot of the western platform which was manned only at peak hours in the 1960s. There is a shelter (the bench is gone though) and disused public address speaker on the down platform. This public address speaker appears to have been removed.

It closed on 28 April 1995 along with Millswood and Clapham when the line was converted to two single lines as part of the standardisation of the Adelaide-Wolseley line. On Adelaide Metro rail network maps in most carriages, gaps on the Belair line map remain where the entries for Hawthorn and the other disused stations on the Belair line, have been removed.

External links

• Media related to Hawthorn railway station at Wikimedia Commons

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