Nawton
Location type
StationName and dates
Nawton (1871-1953)Where: Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, England
Opened on the Gilling to Pickering Line (North Eastern Railway).
Description
This station was just to the south of the villages of Nawton (east) and Beadlam (west).
There was a platform, with two storey station building, passing loop to the south and goods yard to the north, approached from the west.
The station closed to passengers in 1953 and line closed altogether in 1964.
The station building, platform and former coal drops remain today.
Tags
Station
| Nearby stations Helmsley Kirbymoorside Nunnington Gilling Hovingham Spa Sinnington Slingsby Ampleforth Barton-le-Street Pickering Amotherby Coxwold Kirby [North Eastern] Husthwaite Gate Marishes Road | Kirkdale Viaduct Harome Siding Rosedale West Goods Mine Sherriff^s Pit Blakey Mines Mill Lane Junction Rosedale East Goods Blakey Junction Bloworth Crossing Ingleby Incline Top Tourist/other Cawton Gate Crossing Fryton Crossing New Bridge Level Crossing Swinton Crossing |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1874 | Gilling to Pickering Line (North Eastern Railway) Extended from Helmsley to Kirby Moorside. Stations opened at Nawton and Kirby Moorside. |
| / /1953 | Gilling to Pickering Line (North Eastern Railway) Closed to passengers (Nunnington, Helmsley, Nawton, Kirbymoorside, Sinnington closed). Closed completely from Kirkbymoorside (excluded) to Mill Lane Junction (excluded). |
