and likely will be for the forseeable future), shouldn't "train station" come first with "railway station" and "railroad station" offered as alternatives? —nen 

Well, yes - however,  doesn't seem to like "train station" (apparently on the grounds that American English is "incorrect"). I've tidied this up now for consistency.   

 That endless debate... 

In my view this article should be at Station, and the other meanings listed at Station (disambiguation).  This would be consistent with both normal English usage (US and British) and n ormal Wikipedia practice.  And the objections are?... Just zis Guy you know? 

 Oh, for heavens' sake! 

Honestly, I'm sick of edit wars like this. Can't we just use correct English? If you are insistent on calling it "A train station or railroad station (or, in British English, a railway station)" (to quote an old version of the main article), why not divide Wikipedia in two, with http://usa.wikipedia.org for those of you who believe that American English is the best form of English and http://en.wikipedia.org for those of us who like to use PROPER ENGLISH! .