Image Andy, Nethertown station
Andy, Nethertown station
Andy, Nethertown station This is our second visit to this station, see.... https://www.ontheupfast.com/p/21936chg/30061915056/x22-andy-nethertown-station Andy proudly models on Nethertown station with the Irish Sea in the background. The station once boasted a station building, some sidings and a signal box seeing its heyday during World War II bringing many members of the military to and from a large training camp constructed nearby. After the war, the same camp was the home to thousands of construction workers involved with the building of the Sellafield plant (then known as Calder Hall). Today, it has a very meagre stopping service with passenger numbers being just 960 during 2022 and 2023 equating to just 2.6 people per day. Keywords: Andy, Nethertown station
Andy, Nethertown station This is our second visit to this station, see.... https://www.ontheupfast.com/p/21936chg/30061915056/x22-andy-nethertown-station Andy proudly models on Nethertown station with the Irish Sea in the background. The station once boasted a station building, some sidings and a signal box seeing its heyday during World War II bringing many members of the military to and from a large training camp constructed nearby. After the war, the same camp was the home to thousands of construction workers involved with the building of the Sellafield plant (then known as Calder Hall). Today, it has a very meagre stopping service with passenger numbers being just 960 during 2022 and 2023 equating to just 2.6 people per day. Keywords: Andy, Nethertown station


This is our second visit to this station, see.... https://www.ontheupfast.com/p/21936chg/30061915056/x22-andy-nethertown-station Andy proudly models on Nethertown station with the Irish Sea in the background. The station once boasted a station building, some sidings and a signal box seeing its heyday during World War II bringing many members of the military to and from a large training camp constructed nearby. After the war, the same camp was the home to thousands of construction workers involved with the building of the Sellafield plant (then known as Calder Hall). Today, it has a very meagre stopping service with passenger numbers being just 960 during 2022 and 2023 equating to just 2.6 people per day.