Disused Stations

Dartmouth Train Station – The Station with No Trains

Dartmouth Station has never been served by trains, and despite multiple plans during the 1850s to build a track to Dartmouth - nothing ever came to fruition. This was until the Dartmouth and Torbay Railway Company was formed such that a line could be built from Newton...

St Annes on Sea, a Lost Train Station?

Serving St-Annes-on-Sea, part of the Lytham St Annes area, the St Annes on Sea Railway Station is part of the Blackpool South to Preston Railway. It was first opened in 1863 as "Cross Slack" and relocated to it's current site which opened 1 November 1873. It was two...

Dartmouth Train Station – The Station with No Trains

Local History, Transport History

Dartmouth Station has never been served by trains, and despite multiple plans during the 1850s to build a track to Dartmouth - nothing ever came to fruition. This was until the Dartmouth and Torbay Railway Company was formed such that a line could be built from Newton...

St Annes on Sea, a Lost Train Station?

Local History, Transport History

Serving St-Annes-on-Sea, part of the Lytham St Annes area, the St Annes on Sea Railway Station is part of the Blackpool South to Preston Railway. It was first opened in 1863 as "Cross Slack" and relocated to it's current site which opened 1 November 1873. It was two...