Tidworth railway station (site), Wiltshire, 2018
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Tidworth railway station (site), Wiltshire, 2018
Image: © Nigel Thompson Taken: 3 May 2018
Opened in 1902 as the terminus of what became the Midland & South Western Joint Railway (MSWJ) branch from Ludgershall, this station closed in 1955. View north from the former buffers, the single platform having been to the left of the line. After closure, the station was demolished and replaced by a parade of shops - itself later demolished. The site was still vacant when this image was taken but by 2023 had become a builders merchants.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.234829
Longitude
-1.659631