Velvet Hall

The privately owned former station at Velvet Hall, Northumberland, in the summer of 2005. The station had lost its passenger service in 1955, with the Kelso - Tweedmouth section closing completely 10 years later. The station opened in 1849 to serve the village of Horncliffe, the most northerly village in England, standing three quarters of a mile beyond on the south bank of the River Tweed. View north west from alongside the A698.

Location: Velvet Hall (former)

Original line: Cornhill Branch (North Eastern Railway)

Photographer: John Furnevel

Contact photographer: John Furnevel

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Date: 05/07/2005

Image number: 62219


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