hall which stands in St Enoch Square immediately west of the shopping centre is not part of the former rail station, but is the former ticket hall for the adjacent St Enoch subway station on the Glasgow Subway. Though the mainline station is gone, parts of the arcaded approach embankments (now containing shops and restaurants) can be seen to the east of the shopping centre's car park on Osborne Street. Although the short remaining section which once led into the station now goes nowhere, the southern section remains as a freight line along the route of the Glasgow City Union Railway, crossing the Clydebridge Viaduct of 1899 which spans the River Clyde. Dunlop Street railway station St Enoch station replaced a previous station close by called Glasgow Dunlop Street, which was opened by the City of Glasgow Union Railway on 12 December 1870 and closed by the Glasgow and South Western Railway the same day St Enoch opened. Services References Notes Sources External links Urban Glasgow Discussion Forum topic about the station, including pictures Buildings and structures demolished in 1977 Disused railway stations in Glasgow Former Glasgow and South Western Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1876 Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1966 Glasgow St Enoch Demolished railway stations Demolished buildings and structures in Scotland