Richmond railway station was a railway station that served the town of Richmond in North Yorkshire, England.
Richmond station was the terminus of the now closed Eryholme-Richmond branch line.
In 1845, the Great North of England Railway was granted powers to construct a branch line from Coopers House near Dalton, six miles south of Darlington, to Richmond. While construction of the line was underway the GNER was reconstituted as the York & Newcastle Railway, and it was this company which opened the line on 1846. Although the line opened on 10 September 1846, the present station at Richmond was not opened until 9 April 1847, a temporary wooden platform being provided in the interim.
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Address: Richmondshire, United Kingdom
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