Braughing: Former railway station
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Braughing: Former railway station
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 25 Nov 2007
Braughing was one of the intermediate stations on the 13¾ mile long branch line from St Margarets near Ware to Buntingford. The line survived for 101 years from 1863 to 1964. The station was not in Braughing but about halfway between Braughing and Puckeridge. It has been maintained since by the descendants of the last stationmaster, and is a private residence, but it does include a restored signal box, and a short length of track with a coach.
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Image Location
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51.898117
Longitude
0.018797