Notes: The original Herculaneum Dock station opened as the southern terminus of the Liverpool Overhead Railway on 4.2.1893.

When it first opened trains went north to Alexandra Dock station but just over a year later the line was extended further north to Seaforth Sands station. On 21.12.1896 a southern extension was opened to Dingle and this necessitated the building of a new Herculaneum Dock station slightly further north. The original station was then used as a carriage shed until the lines closure.

By 1905 trains traveled through Herculaneum Station to Seaforth and Litherland in the north and to Dingle in the south. In common with most of the Liverpool Overhead Stations Herculaneum was located 16ft above street level and was reached by stairs in both of its incarnations.

The line closed along with all of its stations due to the structure corroding on 30.12.1956.

Herculaneum Dock station was demolished with the rest of the Overhead Railway towards the end of 1957.

To see the other stations on the Liverpool Overhead Railway click on the station name: Dingle, Toxteth Dock, Brunswick Dock, Wapping Dock, Canning, James Street, Pier Head, Princes Dock, Clarence Dock, Nelson Dock, Sandon Dock, Huskisson Dock, Canada Dock, Brocklebank Dock, Langton Dock, Alexandra Dock, Gladstone Dock & Seaforth Sands