Hopeman Branch (Highland Railway)
Introduction
This short single track branch extended the Burghead Branch (Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway) from Burghead east to Hopeman.
Locations along the line
These locations are along the line.
This was a single platform station. The timber station building was in the Highland Railway style.
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John Clark 27/08/1979
John Yellowlees 01/07/2018
Matt Jolley //2004
These maltings were opened to the north of Burghead [2nd]. They were rail served and ensured the survival of the Hopeman Branch (Highland Railway) from Alves which had closed to Burghead [1st] in 1966, the Hopeman extension having closed in 1957, save a short siding. This siding was extended north through Burghead [2nd] station, with a loop, to the maltings.
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Bill Roberton //1991
Peter Todd 05/02/1979
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More detailsThis was a single platform station with the platform on the south side of the line. There was a shelter and, at the west end of the platform, a signal box which opened with the station in 1892.
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More detailsThis was a single platform terminus with a loop. The station building is in Highland Railway style. The platform was on the north side of the loop. Approach was from the west.
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Bill Roberton //1991
Alec Unsworth (Courtesy Chris Unsworth) //1951
