The station was built as a result of lengthy negotiations conducted by the carrarese General Domenico Cucchiari, fighter of the Risorgimento repeatedly decorated for bravery and parliamentarian elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the college of Carrara.

The general Cucchiari had distinguished himself in the battle of San Martino and since the opening of the station was mainly due to his efforts, the inauguration took this name.

The second took place on January 6, 1945, and also hit the bridges of Anderlino, interrupting the line, even in this case were recorded victims.

[2] The station was closed on February 29, 1969,[2] like the rest of the line, and officially abolished by decree of the President of the Republic n.1459 of 28 December 1970.

It was equipped, again for reasons of the Marmifera, even with special department goods stores placed in front of the passenger building.