Brampton Town
| Nearby stations Brampton (Cumbria) Brampton Fell Naworth Low Row How Mill Heads Nook Wetheral Gilsland Scotby [MR] Scotby [NER] Cumwhinton Cotehill Greenhead Lambley Carlisle London Road | Brampton Staith Gelt Viaduct Cowran Cutting Quarries Denton Fell Quarry Roachburn Colliery Tindale Spelter Works Tourist/other Milton Hall Milton Level Crossing Talkin Tarn Naworth Castle Lanercost Abbey Lane Head Crossing Tindale Tarn Broadwath Gates Level Crossing |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1836 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Link put in at Milton to allow horse-drawn carriages to run between Brampton Town and Milton. Later agent Edmonson at Milton (Brampton Junction) invents pre-printed tickets with a dispenser. |
| / /1881 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Steam introduced on Brampton Town branch. |
| / /1890 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Board of Trade closes Brampton Town branch following an inspection. |
| 01/08/1913 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Brampton Town branch re-instated. |
| 01/03/1917 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Brampton Town branch closed during war. |
| 01/03/1920 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Brampton Town branch re-opened. |
| 29/10/1923 | Earl of Carlisles WaggonwayNewcastle and Carlisle Railway Brampton Town branch closed to passengers and soon after completely. |
Books
 Hexham to Carlisle: Including the Alston and the Brampton Branches (Eastern Main Lines) |
