Where was Harborne Railway station?

Where was Harborne Railway station?

Birmingham
The Harborne Railway was a short standard gauge railway line constructed for residential travel from the Harborne area into the centre of Birmingham, England. The line opened in 1874, and was worked by the London and North Western Railway.

When did Harborne Railway station close?

26 November 1934
It originally had only one platform; a second was added next to the loop in 1901, However, with the introduction of the Birmingham Corporation Tramways it was rarely used and was removed in 1911, with carriage sidings in its place….Harborne railway station.

Harborne
26 November 1934 Closed to passengers
1963 Closed to goods traffic

Is Harborne Walkway safe?

The path is well surfaced and forms part of an easy route, safe for cyclists and walkers, which carries on into Summerfield Park.

How far around is Edgbaston Reservoir?

1.75 miles
The reservoir is surrounded by woodland and grassland. Walkers and joggers can enjoy the approximately 2.8 km (1.75 miles) path around the reservoir.

What happened at Harborne Walkway?

The body of a man has been found on a popular walking route in Birmingham. The find was made along the Harborne Walkway , just before 1am on Wednesday. The death of the man is not being treated as suspicious and the coroner for Birmingham will be notified.

Why is Edgbaston Reservoir closed?

The car park is closed at Edgbaston Reservoir at the entrance from Reservoir Road. Following a period of serious Anti-Social Behaviour it was agreed with the local police and council members to prevent cars accessing the car park for the rest of 2019.

Can dogs swim in Edgbaston Reservoir?

Surrounding the reservoir is around 70 acres of woodland and, as I found out by walking around, is an extremely popular area for runners, dog walkers, sailors, anglers, kayakers and, most importantly, dogs who like swimming. Edgbaston Reservoir is a public park and can be visited at any time throughout the year.

What’s happened in Harborne?

Murder investigation launched after teenager is stabbed in Harborne. Police have launched a murder investigation after a teenager was stabbed in Harborne. He was pronounced dead at the scene soon after.

How safe is Edgbaston?

Edgbaston is a safe/posh area of Birmingham, but not all parts. Edgbaston close to Queen Elizabeth 2 Hospital, and the University of Birmingham is very expensive.

Is Edgbaston Reservoir safe?

Not very safe or pleasant for young children. Other than that I’d highly recommend it. A walk around it as a family outing may not sound like the most interesting activity but we were glad we did it.

Can I swim in Earlswood Lakes?

Swimming is not allowed in the lakes now, but how many people have paddles or been swimming in the lakes in the past.

When was the Harborne Railway in Birmingham built?

The Harborne Railway was a short standard gauge railway line constructed for residential travel from the Harborne area into the centre of Birmingham, England. The line opened in 1874, and was worked by the London and North Western Railway.

When was the last time Harborne station was used?

The 17 March 1962 saw the Birmingham University Railway & Inland Waterway Society run the Birmingham Suburban Railtour which would the first, and last, Diesel Multiple Unit to visit Harborne station. The 3-car Class 116 unit, comprising 50884, 59339 and 50831 are seen at the station having arrived from Halesowen.

Where are the names of the bridges on the Harborne Railway?

Most of the bridges that carried roads over the line (e.g. Woodbourne Road, Hagley Road) have also survived. Discarded sleepers can be found alongside the walkway. Although none of the stations survive, the name plate from Harborne signal box does, and can be found in Harborne library.

When was the Harborne Railway absorbed by the LNWR?

The Harborne Railway Company was absorbed by the new London Midland and Scottish Railway at the Grouping of 1923 under the Railways Act 1921. The LNWR had worked the line throughout its existence.