The concrete-cast Three Legs of Mann (or “triskelion”) at the station stands in front of the goods shed on the down platform and was installed here in the spring of 1980; prior to this it had been a feature on the embankment at Peel Road Station on the old Ramsey Line.

When this site was cleared in 1975 following the closure of that line some seven years previously, the triskelion was carefully removed by Railway Company staff and stored before being installed at is present location at the same time as the raised lawn was added to the down platform.

Originally featuring a circular concrete surround which was found to be broken, irrepairable and not retained (the image below shows the feature prior to being removed from Peel Road in its original condition and curiously running in the opposite direction). 

Today, the triskelion is tended to regularly by the Friends Of... volunteers and regularly repainted and decorative gravel replenished, the colour scheme has varied over the years, presently yellow, red and black.  Another small detail that makes the station unique along the remaining south line.