Haydon Bridge Station
Introduction
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Haydon Bridge Station
Image: © Bill Cresswell Taken: Unknown
Haydon Bridge is one of the many intermediate stations on the Newcastle to Carlisle line. Whilst the station itself has been 'modernised', this is a fine example of an early N.E.R signal box (1877) together with the traditional crossing gates. In January 2009 the crossing gates were replaced by full width barriers, but still operated from the signal box. See Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.974858
Longitude
-2.248367