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Railway station in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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The first station Delftsche Poort opened in 1847 completing the railway line between Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The station was designed by Frederik Willem Conrad.
The second station Delftsche Poort opened in 1877 connection the Rotterdam with Dordrecht. This station was located slightly north-west to the former station.
The second railway station Delftsche Poort in 1920
The first Delftsche Poort railway station in 1858
The second railway station Delftsche Poort in 1920
