Branch Lines

Branch Lines around Canterbury

from Cheriton, Whitstable, Ramsgate and Ashford

by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith

The South Eastern Railway's branch from Ashford to Ramsgate was the second railway to Canterbury, the first being the line from Whitstable Harbour. This was the first passenger railway in the south of England. Late onto the railway map and early to leave it was the Elham Valley Line. All these interesting routes are fully described and illustrated.

Book Details

Author
Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
Series
Branch Lines
Publisher
Middleton Press Ltd
Published
01 August 1995
ISBN
9781873793589
Language
English
Format
Hardback
Dimensions
240 x 174 mm
General
96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history

Stations & Locations

Stations Photo
Ashford (Kent) FC, 1-11
Ashford (Kent) Shed 12-16
Wye 17-20
Chilham 22-24
Chartham 25-31
Harbledown Junction 32-35
Canterbury B Junction 36-38
Canterbury West 39-51
Sturry 52-55
Chislet Colliery 56-58
Chislet Colliery Halt 59-61
Grove Ferry 62-66
Minster (Thanet) 67-74
Ramsgate 75-86
Whitstable 87
Canterbury West (CWR) 88-91
Blean & Tyler Halt 93
South Street Halt 94
Tankerton Halt 95-97
Whitstable Harbour 98-103
Canterbury South 104-105
Bridge 106
Bishopsbourne 107-110
Barham 111
Elham 114
Ottinge Siding 115
Lyminge 116-118
Cheriton 119-120