Date: 05/04/2010

Enthusiasts are going full steam ahead to reopen an East Yorkshire railway as a tourist attraction.

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Capital of the Yorkshire Wolds. View north east showing the attractive frontage and main entrance to Driffield station on 1 October 2008.
Location: Driffield
Company: Bridlington Branch (Hull and Selby Railway)
01/10/2008 John Furnevel

The uncomfortable sounding Wetwang, on the Malton & Driffield Junction Railway in East Yorkshire. The station lost its passenger service in 1950, since when it has seen various modifications and extensions undertaken by subsequent owners. Photographed on 21 April 2009 looking east towards Driffield.
Location: Wetwang
Company: Malton and Driffield Junction Railway
21/04/2009 John Furnevel

Standing above the south portal of Burdale tunnel in May 1982 looking towards the quarry and former station. The tunnel is on the old NER Driffield - Malton route. The line closed in 1958 when alternative supplies of limestone were sourced and the tunnel became too expensive to repair. The quarry supplied the Teesside steelworks. [See image 25979]
Location: Burdale
Company: Malton and Driffield Junction Railway
30/05/1982 Peter Todd