Buxton Railway Station, located in the Peak District town of Buxton, Derbyshire, United Kingdom, serves as the terminus of the Peak Forest Railway Buxton line connecting Train Sim World featured Manchester Piccadilly and Stockport. 

Buxton Location

• Location: Buxton railway station is situated in the heart of Buxton, a spa town known for its mineral waters and historic architecture. 
• Buxton Line: The station is the terminus of the Buxton line, which is a railway line connecting Manchester Piccadilly and Stockport in Europe. 
• History: The station was opened in June 1863, and originally, two stations were planned, but they were built next to each other to preserve the beauty of the area. 
• Midland Station: There was also a Buxton (Midland) railway station, which served the town between 1863 and 1967, but it is no longer in operation. 
• Route Heritage and Attractions: The station is a popular starting point for visiting the heritage and attractions of the area, and it serves nearly half a million passengers every year. 
• Fan Windows: The iconic fan windows, designed by Joseph Paxton, have been saved and are a notable feature of the station. 
• Current Services: The station now handles local trains into Manchester, using its line through Dove Holes and Chapel-en-le-Frith. 
• Other Buxton Stations: There is also a Buxton railway station in Norfolk, which was part of the East Norfolk Railway and operated from 1880 to 1952.