ANNITSFORD (2nd site)

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1878 - 1963 "The second Annitsford station was 16 chains (352yd) south of the station that it replaced. It was more conveniently sited than its predecessor to serve the village of Dudley where the colliery workers lived. The station took its name of Annitsford from a hamlet almost a mile to the east to avoid confusion with Dudley (Worcestershire) and Dudley Hill (West Riding of Yorkshire)....."
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Link: http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/a/annitsford_second/
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Added by: Pat Thomson
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