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Twizell Railway Station (1861 - 1955)


There was a railway station at Twizell (in Duddo) which was on the Tweedmouth to Kelso Branch Line of Newcastle & Berwick Railway. The station operated from 1861 to 1955, after which the building was demolished. The remains of the paltform can still be seen.

Twizell (Duddo) 1861 Tweedmouth to Kelso Branch Line Demolished
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Twizell Railway Station (Duddo)
- "A small railway station was operated as part of the {Tweedmouth to Kelso Branch Line of Newcastle & Berwick Railway 24719}. This was composed of staggered buildings given the narrow …
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Keys to the Past HER: N27344
Grid ref: NT877438

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