Looking east towards the site of Swaffham station in July 1982, the trackbed is piled high with rubble. The western gable of the former good shed is glimpsed above the obstruction.
Photo by John Mann  Looking east at the remains of Swaffham station in July 1982, perhaps from the crest of the pile of material seen on the previous photograph. The south platform is to the right with the stationmaster’s house beyond the bushes. The goods shed is far left and beyond it is an industrial building constructed athwart the trackbed. A new industrial unit is under construction in the left foreground.
Photo by John Mann 
The one-time westbound platform and main station building at Swaffham is seen renovated
in August 1990. Photo by Nick Catford 
The ground floor of the station house is boarded up and the main building renovated in this photograph from August 1990.
Photo by Nick Catford .jpg)
Looking east along the trackbed at Swaffham station in 2008. The former trackbed is now a car park for the industrial units seen on the left.
Photo by Gareth Kelly .jpg) Looking west from the partially buried west end of the westbound platform in 2008. Beyond the trees t5he trackbed is occupied by a cycleway and footpath for about a mile.
Photo by Gareth Kelly 
The former stationmaster’s house at Swaffham looking south-east in September 2010.
Photo
by Alan Young
Swaffham station’s main entrance from Station Yard in August 2017. The station house in the background is renovated and occupied.
Photo by Glen Kilday 
The westbound platform and station house at Swaffham viewed from the site of the island platform in August 2017.
Photo by Glen Kilday  Looking west from the site of the island platform at Swaffham station in August 2017. The trackbed is a walking and cycling route just beyond the trees but is not accessible from the station site.
Photo by Glen Kilday 
Looking over the level crossing site at Swaffham in August 2017: the imposing signal box stood where the ‘Ford Service’ sign stands. The goods shed is seen in the background.
Photo
by Glen Kilday
In August 2017 the Mid Norfolk Motor Company occupies the former Swaffham station goods shed near the site of the level crossing.
Photo by Glen Kilday
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