Saltburn
Location type
StationName and dates
Saltburn (1861-)Station code: SLB National Rail
Where: North East England, England
Opened on the Saltburn Branch (Stockton and Darlington Railway).
Description
This station opened in 1861, a temporary platform. The permanent station opened in 1862.
Around 1978 the line was cut back slightly and the trainshed demolished.
Tags
Station terminus
| Nearby stations Saltburn Cliff Lift Upper Station Saltburn Cliff Lift Lower Station North Skelton Brotton Marske Longbeck Boosbeck Skinningrove Redcar East Loftus Redcar Central Redcar [1st] Guisborough Grinkle Hutton Junction | Saltburn Junction Saltburn Viaduct Mine North Skelton Junction North Skelton Mines Lumpsey Mine Kiltonthorpe Junction Skelton Park Mines Priestcroft Junction Crag Hall Junction Skinningrove Steelworks Upleatham Junction Lingdale Junction Skinningrove Locomotive Shed Lingdale Mines |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1861 | Saltburn Branch (Stockton and Darlington Railway) Opened from Warrenby Junction (Middlesbrough and Redcar Railway) to Saltburn. Stations opened at Redcar, Marske and Saltburn (a temporary platform - replaced the following year). |
| / /1862 | Saltburn Branch (Stockton and Darlington Railway) Permanent Saltburn station building opened. Architect William Peachey. |
| /11/1964 | Darlington and Barnard Castle Railway Closed to passengers. (Following this, the original Barnard Castle [1st] station building was moved to Saltburn.) |
| / /1978 | Saltburn Branch (Stockton and Darlington Railway) Line cut back at Saltburn and the trainshed demolished. |
News items
| 20/08/2018 | Politicians want train service to visit east Cleveland [Northern Echo] |
| 01/05/2010 | Wemyss Bay exhibition opened [Friends of Wemyss Bay] |
