Already on 1 January 1859
opened a 10.72 km long
distance to Hennef
(victory). At the same time
the 17.42 km long
connection to Cologne-Kalk
was opened. The
connection to the Friedrich
Wilhelmshütte took place
for the goods traffic on 1
March and for the passenger traffic on 15 July 1871. On 19
November 1874 the 20.20 km long goods route of Cologne
Mühlheim was taken in enterprise. This made Troisdorf an
important railway junction.
The station was severely hit by bombs during World War II.
A temporary reception building was built.
As early as 1967, construction began on a new reception building
built in concrete construction. In addition to the glassed-in
counter hall, there was also a restaurant and an office wing.
On March 23, 2016, the station building was sold to an investor
and demolished. A new commercial property was built on the site,
which also houses a travel center of Deutsche Bahn AG.
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