Basingstoke and Salisbury Railway |
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Hampshire |
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Basingstoke and Salisbury Railway, later LSWR, from Basingstoke, Hampshire to
Salisbury, Wiltshire, authorized 13 August 1846, opened 3 July 1854 to Andover,
1 May 1857 to Salisbury. NB only parts in Hampshire described below. The company was incorporated to build a railway by Act of Parliament:- |
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9-10 Victoria cap.370 1846 12-13 Victoria cap.33 1849 16-17 Victoria cap.164 1853 The route ran from Basingstoke Station to Worting Junction on the existing LSWR line, then to Oakley Station, Overton Station, Whitchurch Station, Hurstbourne Station, Andover Station, Red Post Junction, Grateley Station, Newton Tony Junction in Wiltshire, and on to Salisbury. |
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railway company: Basingstoke and Salisbury Railway |
date | 1846-1849 |
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railway company: London and South Western Railway, LSWR |
date | 1849-1923 |
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railway company: Southern Railway, SR |
date | 1923-1948 |
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railway company: British Railways, BR |
date | 1948 |
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goes through Basingstoke Station, Basingstoke Worting Junction, Oakley Oakley Station, Oakley Overton Station, Overton Whitchurch Station, Whitchurch Hurstbourne Station, Hurstbourne Priors Andover Station, Andover Red Post Junction, Abbotts Ann Grateley Station, Grately Newton Tony Junction (Wiltshire) 13.8.1846: authorized 3.7.1854: opened (to Andover) 1.5.1857: opened (to Salisbury) |