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Railway Station


The railway station at Wolsingham was built in 1847 for the Stockton and Darlington Railway for the Wear Valley branch line. The track is now used by the Weardale Railway heritage line, which uses one of the original platforms, with a new station building. The original station building (1847) is now a private residence, and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

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New Railway Station building Wolsingham
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Wolsingham railway station, County Durham
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Wolsingham Station (1)
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Wolsingham station
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Old railway station platform and possible site of waiting room, Wolsingham
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Wolsingham Railway Station
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Wolsingham railway station platform and road bridge
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Wolsingham railway station platform
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Weardale Railway
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