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Station opened - 1st November 1860 (As Spetisbury)
Renaming -
Spetisbury Halt - 13th August 1934
Station unstaffed from - 13th August 1934
Station closed to all traffic - 17th September 1956
Grid Ref: 195 ST 908029
| Originally opened under the control of the Dorset Central
Railway in 1860 with a single platform and booking office. Approximately one and a half miles to the South of Charlton Marshall Halt, Spetisbury, as it was originally named, eventually had two platforms after the line was doubled in 1901, both having a booking office and waiting room. In August of 1934 the station was unmanned and was renamed Spetisbury Halt.
View of Spetisbury station around 1875. In 1901, when the line was doubled, a signal box was built at the Northern end of the station. This box controlled the section of line between Bailey Gate and Blandford. The box closed in 1952. |
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Most recent revision
Friday August 10, 2007