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Falstone Railway Station (1861 - 1958)


The railway station at Falstone was built on a line of the Border Counties Railway, which had been absorbed into the North Eastern Railway by the time the station opened in 1861. The station was closed to passengers on the 15th of October 1956, and closed to freight two years later. The station and platform survive; the main station building is now a private residence and The Waiting Room is a holiday let.
Falstone 1861 Former Railway Stations Border Counties Railway
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Falstone Railway Station
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Disused railway line near Falstone Station
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Old railway bridge, Falstone
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Falstone Station
- ".....The station was a temporary terminus, in 1861-62, as the Border Counties Railway pushed from Hexham towards Riccarton Junction. The platform on the up side, extended to 85yd, had a …
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County: Northumberland
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