BEECHBURN STATION


http://disused-stations.org.uk/b/beechburn/index.shtml

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Howden-le-Wear


County Durham

  • Description

    ...Date opened: Probably February 1845 Location: At the end of Station Road and on the east side of Railway Street Company on opening: Bishop Auckland & Weardale Railway Date closed to passengers: 8.3.1965.... ....Beechburn's history cannot be separated from that of Howden with any certainty. The earliest record of a station at Howden is a Stockton & Darlington Railway minute of 14 February 1845, when it seems to have been regarded as a station, but without facilities; it appeared in the company timetable for September 1847 but not in Bradshaw and was closed by 20 December 1847 when plans for converting the waiting-room into a house were agreed.....

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    Link: http://disused-stations.org.uk/b/beechburn/index.shtml
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
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