Heacham to wells branch line disused railway remains.Or other wise known as the West Norfolk junction railway.Opened 1866 and closed in 1953.This lines closure was not part of the Beeching cuts as was it was closed before Dr Beeching took office.The line was a branch line what ran off the now also closed Kings Lynn Hunstanton Railway what closed in 1969.The Heacham wells branch line served from Heacham -Sedgeford station-docking station no longer remains-Stanhoe Station still remaining-Burnham market station still remaining now used as holiday accommodations-Holkham station no remains left-then to Wells station building still remains.Also on this page are various bridges and buffers I found whilst out on my travels.Thanks for looking
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Heacham railway station
The top picture is looking towards heacham station where sadly the line from Kings Lynn to Hunstanton once ran just before where the wells branch was
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The second and third picture shows the track bed to where the wells branch went off from heacham junction
The next two pictures are views from the old track bed the first is viewed from the Kings Lynn Hunstanton line bed looking towards the right is the wells line
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The second is viewed from the Wells branch with the Hunstanton line bed to the left.
This picture shows where the wells line curved away from heacham bending around a new built housing estate and sports, social club in Heacham
Not far from the curve lays these old buffers sadly over grown but luckily not been vandalised or touched maybe natures way of protecting them
The next pictures are after the bend and straight off to Sedgeford Station .Picture 1 is facing towards heacham junction.Picture number 2 is behind the Sports social club looking to Sedgeford
After Hunstanton road the line goes off and crosses the new built a149 but before here is where the line ran.In the distance you can see a new build property going up over the line
Sedgeford station
After heacham the next station was Sedgeford pictured here in 2020.Many thanks to the owner for permission to take these pictures.very helpful and friendly person who shares same interests thanks
Next up is the bridge remains inbetween Sedgeford and docking on the road sign posted summer field
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Stanhoe station in 2020.now loved and used as residential use
Next is burnham market station now used as holiday lets
The next Station would of been Holkham but all remains have disappeared over time.All that remains inbetween Burnham Market and wells are these bridge remains HWS 1801
Next up we have wells station and the end of the line from this page please check out all the other routes has to offer and thanks for looking
This is not really railway related but a intesting find next to the old station building.This is a old mill by looks built the same time as the railway and maybe freight was moved from here by the railway line
