Today we’re looking pictures of trains and stations from our archives from our towns and villages.
Some of the stations featured survived the cuts of the Beeching Plan, others were demolished and some were preserved.
Have a look through at the images and see what memories you have and if you’d like to share them with us contact us at [email protected].
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37. Memories of our railways, trains and stations
Sir Vincent at Rushden Train Station on December 12, 1991. L-R co-owner Bob Hill, boiler maker Mike Valentine, co-owner Michael Smith, boiler maker Dave Valentine. Photo: National World
38. Memories of our railways, trains and stations
Railway workers at Irthlingborough station in 1958 Photo: ET
39. Memories of our railways, trains and stations
Passengers cross the tracks at Kettering station in 1954 Photo: ET
40. Memories of our railways, trains and stations
The village of Harringworth forms the backdrop as steam locomotive Princess Elizabeth pulls the Cathedrals Explorer train over Harringworth viaduct on Friday, May 25, 2012. The locomotive built in 1933 was pulling the train on its last lef of an eight day tour of Scotland and passed through Corby, Kettering and Wellingborough on its way back to London By Glyn Dobbs Photo: National World