Date: 19/10/2013

Going inside Norham Railway Station in Northumberland is almost like stepping back in time.
The station looks exactly as it did before being closed by Dr Beeching in 1965.
And now, it could all be yours for somewhere over £420,000.
Sale and Partners in Berwick has put the station on the market with offers over that figure invited.
The station was built in 1851 on the North Eastern Railway Line between Tweedmouth and Sprouston Junction, with trains to Berwick and Cornhill in the Railway Tudor style.
Norham was a busy station handling goods for the local shops and parcels for the villagers as well as coal and lime.

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Entrance to old station at Norham in July 2005 - now a privately preserved museum.The platforms are on the embankment to the right.
Location: Norham
Company: Kelso Branch (York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway)
05/07/2005 John Furnevel

Signal box and non-original signal at Norham on 27 August 2004. View west towards Kelso.
Location: Norham
Company: Kelso Branch (York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway)
27/08/2004 Colin Miller

A rather fearsome dummy in charge at Norham signal box in the late 1970s. Closure between Kelso and Tweedmouth had taken place in 1965.
Location: Norham
Company: Kelso Branch (York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway)
// Bruce McCartney

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