Albringhausen Station Restaurant

"Albringhausen station was a station in Albringhausen, a district of the Esborn district of Wetter (Ruhr) in the Ennepe-Ruhr district, on the Witten-Schwelm railway line. It was opened on May 15, 1934. It stood for passenger and freight traffic In the pre-war period, passenger trains stopped here twenty times a day, and express trains passed through.
Thanks to its secluded location, the Albringhausen station, which was then largely cordoned off, was also used as a quiet place to sleep for politicians and guests in stationary special government trains. Konrad Adenauer stayed here in the saloon car, as did Queen Elizabeth II of England, who traveled through Germany in a special train in May 1965.
Passenger traffic was stopped on November 30, 1979. The line was closed on January 1, 1983. There is now a restaurant in the station building..."
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A bed for the queen: The English queen stayed in Albringhausen in 1965
"Who would have thought: Albringhausen train station has already had royal visits: the isolated location of the station once offered a quiet place to sleep for politicians and guests of the special government trains that used to run, which stood overnight in the largely cordoned off station. Konrad Adenauer and other politicians dreamed in the sleeping car of a saloon train towards the next day. The most prominent guest in Albringhausen in 1965 was probably the English Queen Elisabeth, who traveled through the Federal Republic from May 20th to 28th in a special train..."
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