Image Frontage, Bat and Ball station
Frontage, Bat and Ball station
Frontage, Bat and Ball station This is a station that Andy and I have always wanted to visit due to its intriguing name! Bat and Ball station was originally named Sevonoaks in 1862 becoming Sevonoaks Bat and Ball, later just Bat and Ball in 1950. The odd name is derived from the nearby pub of the same name that no longer exists. The station is grade II listed and has recently undergone a substantial restoration programme undertaken by Sevonoaks Council who now own the building. Part of it can be hired for functions. Keywords: Bat and Ball station
Frontage, Bat and Ball station This is a station that Andy and I have always wanted to visit due to its intriguing name! Bat and Ball station was originally named Sevonoaks in 1862 becoming Sevonoaks Bat and Ball, later just Bat and Ball in 1950. The odd name is derived from the nearby pub of the same name that no longer exists. The station is grade II listed and has recently undergone a substantial restoration programme undertaken by Sevonoaks Council who now own the building. Part of it can be hired for functions. Keywords: Bat and Ball station


This is a station that Andy and I have always

wanted to visit due to its intriguing name! Bat and Ball station was originally named Sevonoaks in 1862 becoming Sevonoaks Bat and Ball, later just Bat and Ball in 1950. The odd name is derived from the nearby pub of the same name that no longer exists. The station is grade II listed and has recently undergone a substantial restoration programme undertaken by Sevonoaks Council who now own the building. Part of it can be hired for functions.