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By clicking on the OS Grid reference for each station
entry you will see a current map showing the station site. This
might be in the form of a street map or a general area map. The
arrow indicates the exact position of the station. If you see a
general area map by clicking on the third 'house' symbol form the
left (indicated yellow here) you will see a 1:50,000 OS map, by
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The Disused Stations team
The picture shows (left to right) Roy Lambeth (railway photographer), Nick Catford and Alan Young (railway photographer & author) at Wark station on a recent visit to the Border Counties line.
Below our North West and North Wales reporter Paul Wright on the CLC Glazebrook East Junction - Skelton Junction line.
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am currently working on the following:
GWR Main Line between Birmingham Snow Hill - Chester General
Butterley - Langley Mill,
Little Eaton - Ripley
Nottingham Suburban Railway - Thorneywood, St Anns Well, Sherwood and Daybrook
Carmarthen - Newcastle Emlyn
Leamside line
Portland/Easton Branch + Weymouth Quay - NEXT
Bexhill West branch
Castle Bromwich - Wolverhampton (Sutton Park line)
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