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The Falköping-Ranten Station was built by Nils Ericson. It was a central hub for the main Swedish Rail network.
In fact it had two stations Falköping city (1876) and Falköping Ranten which was the main station.
They merged in 1939.
Other railway links to Falköping
See: Falkoping-Utstallningen
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