Wroxall
| Wroxall station, opened when the Isle of Wight Railway extended from Shanklin to Ventnor in 1866, had two platforms, a passing loop and a 280 ft siding. The station closed in 1966 when the line to Ventnor was cut back to Shanklin. |
| The main platform at Wroxall....
photograph by Richard Neal |
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.... and the loop platform at Wroxall.
photograph by Richard Neal |
| General view of the station showing the footbridge and a
swan-neck lamp post.
photograph by Keith Harwood |
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Momentary activity as a Ryde-bound train interrupts the station’s
tranquility! There was a siding on the main platform side of the station, which
can just be made out through the arch of the road bridge.
photograph by Keith Harwood |
| 02 Nº22 and train at Wroxall on the last day of service,
17th April 1966.
photograph by Ray Soper |
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A train on Whitely Bank, between Shanklin and Wroxall.
photograph by Richard Neal |
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This page was last updated 22 January 2003
