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Haxey Junction, DONCASTER, DN9 2NL

The Weighbridge was on the left and the Goods Shed can be seen in the distance. The platforms and main station buildings were between the Weighbridge and the Goods Shed. The station closed in 1959. Haxey Junction Station (of the Axholme Joint Railway) was over to the right. This closed in 1933.

Closed in 1961, originally a station on the Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway, now used by small passenger trains between Lincoln and Doncaster and freight.

Opened in 1904 on the Axholme Joint Railway, this station was immediately adjacent to Haxey and Epworth station (see image Image]) on the Gainsborough to Doncaster Joint line, just to the left of the picture. The Axholme line closed in 1956.

The line between Doncaster and Gainsborough was opened in 1867. Since then all the intervening stations have been closed but the line itself is still open and busy. Haxey & Epworth station opened as Haxey on 9th July 1867 and was renamed Haxey & Epworth in May 1884. Between 1905 and 1956 it was also the junction with the Axholme Joint Railway - see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6261687 The station closed to passengers on 2nd February 1959 and to freight on 29th June 1965. The line though is still open.

The line between Doncaster and Gainsborough was opened in 1867. Since then all the intervening stations have been closed but the line itself is still open and busy. Haxey & Epworth station opened as Haxey on 9th July 1867 and was renamed Haxey & Epworth in May 1884. Between 1905 and 1956 it was also the junction with the Axholme Joint Railway - see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6261687 The station closed to passengers on 2nd February 1959 and to freight on 29th June 1965. The line though is still open.

The former Haxey Station on the Doncaster to Gainsborough line was on this curve with the main buildings on the right. Haxey Station was also the southern limit of the Isle of Axholme Joint Railway which closed to passengers on 15 July 1933. This view is from the A161 level crossing.

This lead once to Haxey Station now a rural view. The railway to Doncaster is just on the right out of sight.

The line between Doncaster and Gainsborough was opened in 1867. Since then all the intervening stations have been closed but the line itself is still open and busy. Haxey & Epworth station opened as Haxey on 9th July 1867 and was renamed Haxey & Epworth in May 1884. Between 1905 and 1956 it was also the junction with the Axholme Joint Railway - see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6261687 The station closed to passengers on 2nd February 1959 and to freight on 29th June 1965. The line though is still open.

Opened in 1867 on the Great Northern and Great Eastern Railway's Joint line from Gainsborough to Doncaster, it closed in 1959 to passengers, and completely in 1964. View north west from the level crossing towards Doncaster. The station was immediately adjacent to the Isle of Axholme Light Railway's Haxey Junction station, behind the trees on the right - see image Image Somehow the platform waiting room has survived. The poppies add a poignant touch of colour to the scene.