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When was the swanage railway built?
Construction of the Swanage Railway began on 5th May 1883. The first public train, operated by the London & South Western Railway Company, left Swanage station on 20th May 1885. Restoration of the Swanage Railway began in 1975, after having been shut down by British Railways in January 1972.
When was Swanage Railway created?
Swanage Railway was created in 1885.
What is the postal address for the Swanage Railway?
The Swanage Railway is a 6 mile stretch of rail. The postal address for the Swanage Railway is The Square, Wareham, Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset BH20 5EZ, United Kingdom.
What impact has tourism had on Swanage?
The people of Swanage have had an information centre and they have rebuilt the railway.
When did Baptist End railway station end?
Baptist End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Darby End railway station end?
Darby End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Rood End railway station end?
Rood End railway station ended in 1885.
When did North End railway station end?
North End railway station ended in 1877.
When did Windmill End railway station end?
Windmill End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Bridge End railway station end?
Bridge End railway station ended in 1948.
When did Hill End railway station end?
Hill End railway station ended in 1951.
When did Crouch End railway station end?
Crouch End railway station ended in 1954.
