Berlin Wilhelmshagen station
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The train station Berlin -Wilhelm Hagen is a village on the Lower Silesian - Märkischen railway station of the Berlin S-Bahn. It is located in the settlement Wilhelmshagen in the district Rahn village of the district of Treptow- Köpenick and is the last station on the Berlin area on the suburban route to Erkner. It is served by the S -Bahn line S3.
History
The station was opened on 15 November 1882 as New Rahn village. With the conversion of Niederschlesisch - Märkischen train a new remote track pair was up to and including Erkner be created and the new route in an embankment. The now only serviced by the suburban railway station was rebuilt in the course of this work by the architects Charles Cornelius and Waldemar Suadicani. Here, a central platform was built with the typical constructions in berlin. After completion of the work in 1902, it was renamed Wilhelm Hagen. The station complex is a listed building today.
1908, the station tunnel will be opened at the request and expense of the inhabitants Wilhelm Hagen and the community Wolter village.
Since June 11, 1928, home to the electric trains of the Berlin S -Bahn, the mixing operation with steam trains ended in 1929. After the Second World War was part of the Soviet occupying power, the dismantling of both S -Bahn tracks. By vacant capacities and disassembling of tracks elsewhere - including the Prussian Eastern Railway - could first be prepared single track back the route in 1948. The resumption of the electric commuter train traffic was November 2 this year. In 1957 the reconstruction of the second track route was carried out.
In January 2010, has started to renew the platform roof and the lighting system and to set up a blind control system. The modernization measures should be completed by September 2010, but was not completed until late 2011.
Traffic
The station is served by the S3, during the day in the 10 - and 20 runs -minute intervals between Erkner and east cross. In addition, the station via the bus line 161 to the Berlin public transport is connected to the further settlement area.