Millers Dale Railway Station, located near Tideswell in Derbyshire, United Kingdom, was a crucial interchange point for passengers traveling between Train Sim World featured London and Manchester in Europe, with a branch line to Buxton via the Peak Forest Railway. It was originally named Blackwell Mill, but became Millers Dale in 1863 and Millers Dale for Tideswell in 1889.

Millers Dale Location

• Location and Function: Millers Dale station served as a vital junction where passengers for Buxton could join or leave trains traveling between London St Pancras and Manchester London Road. 
• Interchange Station: It was designed to be an interchange, meaning passengers from Buxton would travel to Millers Dale on local services, and then connect to express services for longer journeys. 
• Alternative Route: When a rival railway company refused to allow the Midland Railway (MR) to share their Buxton to Manchester line, the MR was forced to find an alternative route, leading to the creation of a diversion through Peak Forest and New Mills. 
• Growth and Expansion: The station’s importance as an interchange led to increased traffic and profits, prompting the MR to build a second viaduct and expand the station to five platforms in 1906. 
• Closure and Legacy: The station closed in 1967, and the line closed the following year. Today, the trackbed forms part of the Monsal Trail, a popular cycle and walking path. 
• Current Use: Some of the station buildings are now used as a cafe, toilets and a ranger’s office.