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Two railways/routes served the station; the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway and the south.
The line forms a major portion of the proposed east west rail link (a project to opened in 1851 as part of the oxford worcester and wolverhampton railway.
Details of rail 784; reference: rail 784 title: oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway company: oxford to brentford railway: records description: this series contains parliamentary bill papers containing the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway company's proposed extension to brentford.
The oxford, worcester and wolverhampton line was a railway line that was constructed by the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway company between 1845 and 1860. The track exists today as far as dudley, with used track existing as far as the location of the old harts hill railway station near dudley.
06/06/2011, oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway new platforms opened at charlbury and ascott-.
It was built in 1861 at the junction of the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway and witney railway, north of oxford.
This is an under construction station being built where the former oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway, a single track line at this location, crosses over the former birmingham and gloucester railway, a double track line. There will be two platforms on the double line and a third on the single line.
Scope and content: 30 drawings from the oxford worcester and wolverhampton railway moreton contract by the said railway company and henry harrington bird.
Presented a petition from various parties praying to be heard by counsel against the oxford, worcester, and wolverhampton railway.
Two years later, on 1 july 1854, the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway (owwr) opened a second station, located behind the older station on lower ground, which became known as the wolverhampton low level station from april 1856, the other becoming known as wolverhampton high level from 1 june 1885.
It starts in wolverhampton, north west of birmingham, and runs south through the city and formerly industrial areas before running through farmed land to reach stourbridge, kidderminster, worcester, evesham and finally oxford.
This railway became known as the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway and it would have stations at stourbridge, kidderminster, droitwich,.
This line forms the southern part of the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway (owwr) (for a description of more of this railway see the line from worcester to birmingham snow hill). The first part to open was the short stretch from a temporary terminus in worcester to norton junction and abbotswood junction on 5th october 1850.
It starts in wolverhampton, north west of birmingham, and runs south through the city and formerly.
It is on the former oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway line between norton junction and worcester shrub hill.
For the purpose of this web site's aims we are only looking at the section from stourbridge junction to dudley.
, or owwr) was an independent railway company that was formed to build a railway between its three named cities, authorised on 4 august 1845. It began at wolvercot junction, near oxford, from which it ran north-west through honeybourne and evesham to worcester.
Hartlebury station was opened by the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway in 1852, and from 1862 it served as the starting point of the severn valley.
The round oak railway accident happened on 23 august 1858 between brettell lane and round oak railway stations, on the oxford, worcester and wolverhampton railway. The breakage of a defective coupling caused seventeen coaches and one brake van, containing about 450 passengers, of an excursion train to run backwards down the steep gradient between the stations, colliding with a following second.
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