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Unmanned station on the <span style="font-weight: 700; color: white; background-color: black;">&nbsp;Peterborough-Quorn&nbsp;Line&nbsp;</span>.<br>
Upto 1930 '''Hammond''' was a manned station on the <span style="font-weight: 700; color: white; background-color: black;">&nbsp;Peterborough-Quorn&nbsp;Line&nbsp;</span>. Staff were withdrawn in November 1930.<br>


Passing/goods and station loops with a goods siding and loco watering facility.<br>
Passing/goods and station loops with a goods siding and loco watering facility. The original large wooden station building was demolished in 1959 and replaced by an unimpressive iron shed.<br>


'''Hammond''' was originally planned to be the commercial centre for the region with a proposed connection to the '''Wilmington Line''' but the population growth never reached the required level. By the time the line was closed in 1987, '''Hammond''' had become a virtual ghost town.
'''Hammond''' was originally planned to be the commercial centre for the region with a proposed connection to the '''Wilmington Line''' but the population growth never reached the required level. By the time the line was closed in 1987, '''Hammond''' had become a virtual ghost town.

Revision as of 23:55, 23 September 2021

    
Peterborough-Quorn
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Hammond map

 Commodities: 
Passengers
Passengers
Goods
Goods
     
 Loco Services: 
Water
Water
   
 Facilities: 
Loop
Loop
     

Upto 1930 Hammond was a manned station on the  Peterborough-Quorn Line . Staff were withdrawn in November 1930.

Passing/goods and station loops with a goods siding and loco watering facility. The original large wooden station building was demolished in 1959 and replaced by an unimpressive iron shed.

Hammond was originally planned to be the commercial centre for the region with a proposed connection to the Wilmington Line but the population growth never reached the required level. By the time the line was closed in 1987, Hammond had become a virtual ghost town.

Peterborough-Quorn

Peterborough-Quorn Strip Map