Adana
Baghdad Railway station
The current station building was built by the Baghdad Railway Company to replace the previous building, which was much less ambitious. The current building was done around 1912 and remained in its original state to this day.
Adana Station, Street side, 1920. Collection JP Charrey | 
Adana Station, Street side, 1920. Collection JP Charrey |
Adana Station, Street side, 2002. Photo G. Tunçbilek | 
Adana Station, Street side, 2002. Photo G. Tunçbilek |
Adana station, Main door, 2002. Photo G. Tunçbilek | 
Adana Station, Clock above the main door, 2002. Photo G. Tunçbilek |
Adana Station, main plateform, 2002. Photo G. Tunçbilek | |
Adana depot turntable. Photo Malcolm Peakman 1998 | 
Adana Depot roundhouse. Photo Malcolm Peakman 1998 |
Adana yard: old War Departement supplied UK wagon; this one had a SR axle box! Photo Malcolm Peakman 1998 | |
MTA Station
Before the Baghdad Railway, the MTA use to have its terminal station on a different location, further south and better placed next to the main east-west road. However, extension eastward from this station was impossible and the Baghdad Railway had to abandon it when it acquired the MTA. The station was fully destroyed but the spur survived well into the 20th century and its location is still visible on maps.
Adana MTA station. The station is small building and not very visible behind the trees. Col JP Charrey. | 
Adana MTA station location, next to modern Turhan Cemal Beriker Bulvarı |