Image) after 1885 and it closed completely to passengers as early as 1924. It was kept open (as "Haverhill South") for goods until 1965. View north west along the former track-bed towards the site of the buffers. The single platform was to the right of the track and the small station building roughly where the modern building now is. No trace survives, except in the name of the nearby "Colne Valley Road". For more information, see http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/h/haverhill_cvh/index.shtml."> Haverhill CV&HR railway station (site), Suffolk
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Haverhill CV&HR railway station (site), Suffolk

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Haverhill CV&HR railway station (site), Suffolk

Image: © Nigel Thompson Taken: 3 Sep 2020

Opened in 1863 as the terminus of the Colne Valley & Halstead Railway, this station lost much of its passenger traffic to Haverhill ("North", see Image) after 1885 and it closed completely to passengers as early as 1924. It was kept open (as "Haverhill South") for goods until 1965. View north west along the former track-bed towards the site of the buffers. The single platform was to the right of the track and the small station building roughly where the modern building now is. No trace survives, except in the name of the nearby "Colne Valley Road". For more information, see http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/h/haverhill_cvh/index.shtml

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.07835
Longitude
0.440085