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View across the Blyth Valley from the top of Bickers Heath showing a Southwold Railway train heading toward Halesworth and Blyford Hall in the background — ID 2472: View across the Blyth Valley from the to...Details

Train at Wenhaston Station facing Southwold — ID 2542: Train at Wenhaston Station facing SouthwoldDetails

Wenhaston Station Sign — ID 2543: Wenhaston Station SignDetails

Station Master Girling at Wenhaston Station — ID 2544: Station Master Girling at Wenhaston StationDetails

Frame taken from the old cine film showing the view along the tracks at Wenhaston Station facing east. — ID 2545: Frame taken from the old cine film showi...Details

View eastwards along the tracks at Wenhaston Station — ID 2546: View eastwards along the tracks at Wenhaston StationDetails

Wenhaston Station in the 1930s after the railway closed. — ID 1059: Wenhaston Station in the 1930s after the...Details

The level crossing and bridge over the drainage ditch beside the road at the bottom of Blyford Lane opposite the Station. The railway closed in 1929 and this photograph was taken in the 1930s as the track ... — ID 1060: The level crossing and bridge over the d...Details

Southwold Railway Station — ID 336: Southwold Railway StationDetails

Southwold Railway 2 — ID 337: Southwold Railway 2Details

Walter Nolloth and Maurice Stammers at the railway sign which was erected to mark the location of the former Wenhaston railway station — ID 893: Walter Nolloth and Maurice Stammers at t...Details

Newspaper photograph of the unveiling ceremony of the plaque attached to the railway sign denoting the tragic accident in 1926 in which a railman,Harry Girling, who was killed at Wenhaston railway station. ... — ID 835: Newspaper photograph of the unveiling ce...Details

Newspaper article covering the unveiling of a plaque denoting the tragic accident on Christmas Eve in 1926 when Station Master Harry Girling was killed on the railway at Wenhaston Station. The ceremony ... — ID 836: Newspaper article covering the unveiling...Details

The sign erected in 2000 on the site of the old Wenhaston Railway Station — ID 991: The sign erected in 2000 on the site of ...Details

Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 2) — ID 992: Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 2)Details

Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 3) — ID 993: Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 3)Details

Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 4) — ID 994: Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 4)Details

Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 5) — ID 995: Railway sign unveiling ceremony (Photo 5)Details

Southwold Railway Trust public event photo 2 — ID 2485: Southwold Railway Trust public event photo 2Details

Southwold Railway Trust piblic event photo no 3<br /> — ID 2486: Southwold Railway Trust piblic event photo no 3 Details

It's Sunday 31st October 2010 in the village hall at Wenhaston and members of the Southwold Railway Trust are giving a public presentation of their plans to build a replica of the village's station and ... — ID 2487: It's Sunday 31st October 2010 in the vil...Details

Southwold Railway Trust event photo number 4 — ID 2488: Southwold Railway Trust event photo number 4Details

Southwold Railway Trust photo no 5 — ID 2489: Southwold Railway Trust photo no 5Details

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