List of closed railway stations in Norfolk

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This is a list of closed railway stations in Norfolk, England. There are also a number of heritage railway stations in Norfolk, which have been re-opened by preservation societies. The companies listed are the pre-1923 groupings.

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List of closed Norfolk railway stations
Name on closurePlaceOpenedClosed to passengersRailway companyNotes
Abbey & West Dereham West Dereham 1 August 1882 [1] 22 September 1930 [1] Great Eastern
Aldeby Aldeby 4 December 1854 [2] 2 November 1959 [2] Great Eastern
Ashwellthorpe Ashwellthorpe 2 May 1881 [3] 10 September 1939 [3] Great Eastern
Attlebridge Attlebridge 2 December 1882 [4] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Aylsham North Aylsham 5 April 1883 [6] 2 March 1959 [6] Midland & Great Northern
Belton & Burgh Belton 1 June 1859 [7] 2 November 1959 [7] Great Eastern
Bluestone Oulton 5 April 1883 [8] 1 March 1916 [8] Midland & Great Northern
Boyces Bridge Emneth Hungate 20 August 1883 [9] 2 January 1928 [9] Upwell Tramway
Burnham Market Burnham Market 17 August 1866 [10] 2 June 1952 [10] Great Eastern
Buxton Lammas Buxton Lammas 8 July 1879 [11] 15 September 1952 [11] Great Eastern There is a Buxton railway station on the Bure Valley Railway.
Burston Burston 2 July 1849 [10] 7 November 1966 [10] Great Eastern
Caister-on-Sea Caister-on-Sea 7 August 1877 [12] 2 March 1959 [12] Midland & Great Northern
Catfield Catfield 17 January 1880 [13] 2 March 1959 [13] Midland & Great Northern
Cawston Cawston 1 September 1880 [13] 15 September 1952 [13] Great Eastern
Clenchwarton Clenchwarton 1 March 1866 [14] 2 March 1959 [14] Midland & Great Northern
Coltishall Coltishall 8 July 1879 [15] 15 September 1952 [15] Great Eastern A Coltishall railway station is open on the Bure Valley Railway.
Corpusty & Saxthorpe Corpusty 5 April 1883 [16] 2 March 1959 [16] Midland & Great Northern
County School North Elmham 20 March 1849 [16] 5 October 1964 [16] Great Eastern Preserved by the Mid-Norfolk Railway
Cromer High Cromer 26 March 1877 [17] 20 September 1954 [17] Great Eastern
Cromer Links Halt Cromer 9 July 1923 [17] 7 April 1953 [17] Norfolk and Suffolk
Docking Docking 17 August 1866 [18] 2 June 1952 [18] Great Eastern
Drayton Drayton 2 December 1882 [16] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Denver Denver January 1847 [19] 22 September 1930 [19] Great Eastern
Dereham East Dereham 15 February 1847 [19] 6 October 1969 [19] Great Eastern Preserved by the Mid-Norfolk Railway.
Dersingham Dersingham 3 October 1862 [19] 5 May 1969 [19] Great Eastern
Ditchingham Ditchingham 2 March 1863 [18] 5 January 1953 [18] Great Eastern
Dunham Great Dunham 11 September 1848 [20] 9 September 1968 [21] Great Eastern
Earsham Earsham 2 November 1860 [22] 5 January 1953 [22] Great Eastern
East Rudham East Rudham 16 August 1880 [23] 2 March 1959 [24] Midland & Great Northern
East Winch East Winch 27 October 1846 [24] 9 September 1968 [24] Great Eastern
Ellingham Ellingham 2 March 1863 [25] 5 January 1953 [25] Great Eastern
Elmbridge Elmbridge 20 August 1883 [25] 2 January 1928 [25] Upwell Tramway
Emneth Emneth Hungate 1 March 1848 [26] 9 September 1968 [26] Great Eastern
Fakenham West Fakenham 16 August 1880 [27] 2 March 1959 [27] Midland & Great Northern
Fakenham East Fakenham 20 March 1849 [27] 5 October 1964 [27] Great Eastern
Felmingham Felmingham 5 April 1883 [28] 2 March 1959 [28] Midland & Great Northern
Ferry 1 August 1866 [29] 2 March 1959 [29] Midland & Great Northern
Flordon Flordon 12 December 1849 [30] 7 November 1966 [30] Great Eastern
Forncett Forncett 12 December 1849 [31] 7 November 1966 [31] Great Eastern
Foulsham Foulsham 1 May 1882 [32] 15 September 1952 [32] Great Eastern
Fransham Great Fransham 11 September 1848 [32] 9 September 1968 [32] Great Eastern
Gayton Road Gayton 1 July 1887 [33] 2 March 1959 [33] Midland & Great Northern
Geldeston Geldeston 2 March 1863 [33] 5 January 1953 [33] Great Eastern
Gorleston Gorleston 13 July 1903 [34] 4 May 1970 [34] Norfolk and Suffolk
Gorleston Links Gorleston July 1914 [34] 4 May 1970 [34] Norfolk and Suffolk
Gorleston North Gorleston 13 July 1903 [34] 5 October 1942 [34] Norfolk and Suffolk
Great Ormesby Ormesby St Margaret 7 August 1877 [35] 2 March 1959 [36] Midland & Great Northern
Grimston Road Grimston 16 August 1879 [37] 2 March 1959 [37] Midland & Great Northern
Guestwick Guestwick 19 January 1882 [37] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Haddiscoe Haddiscoe 1 July 1847 [38] 9 May 1904 [38] Great Eastern Replaced in 1904 by the modern Haddiscoe railway station.
Haddiscoe High Level Haddiscoe 1 June 1859 [39] 2 November 1959 [38] Great Eastern
Hardingham Hardingham 15 February 1847 [40] 6 October 1969 [40] Great Eastern Now part of the Mid Norfolk Railway
Harleston Harleston 1 December 1855 [41] 5 January 1953 [41] Great Eastern
Heacham Heacham 3 October 1862 [42] 5 May 1969 [42] Great Eastern
Hellesdon Hellesdon 2 December 1882 [43] 15 September 1952 [43] Midland & Great Northern
Hemsby Hemsby 16 May 1878 [43] 2 March 1959 [43] Midland & Great Northern
Hethersett Hethersett 30 July 1845 [44] 31 January 1966 [44] Great Eastern
Hilgay Hilgay 25 October 1847 [45] 4 November 1963 [45] Great Eastern
Hillington Hillington 16 August 1879 [45] 2 March 1959 [45] Midland & Great Northern
Hindolvestone Hindolveston 19 January 1882 [46] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Holkham Holkham 17 August 1866 [46] 2 June 1952 [46] Great Eastern
Holme Hale Holme Hale 15 November 1875 [47] 15 June 1964 [47] Great Eastern
Holt Holt 1 October 1884 [47] 6 April 1964 [47] Midland & Great Northern Nearby station on North Norfolk Railway opened in late 1980s
Homersfield Homersfield 2 November 1860 [47] 5 January 1953 [47] Great Eastern
Honing Honing August 1882 [47] 2 March 1959 [47] Midland & Great Northern
Hopton Hopton-on-Sea 13 July 1903 [48] 4 May 1970 [48] Norfolk and Suffolk
Hunstanton Hunstanton 3 October 1862 [49] 5 May 1969 [49] Great Eastern
Kimberley Park Kimberley 15 February 1847 [50] 6 October 1969 [50] Great Eastern RailwayPreserved by the Mid Norfolk Railway
Lenwade Lenwade 1 July 1882 [51] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Martham Martham 15 July 1878 [52] 2 March 1959 [52] Midland & Great Northern
Massingham Massingham 16 August 1879 [53] 2 March 1959 [53] Midland & Great Northern
Melton Constable Melton Constable 19 January 1882 [54] 6 April 1964 [54] Midland & Great Northern Site of major engineering works.
Middleton Towers Middleton 27 October 1846 [55] 9 September 1968 [55] Great Eastern
Middle Drove Marshland St James 1 March 1848 [55] 9 September 1968 [55] Great Eastern
Mundesley Mundesley 1 July 1898 [56] 5 October 1964 [56] Norfolk and Suffolk
Narborough & Pentney Narborough 27 October 1846 [57] 9 September 1968 [57] Great Eastern
Newtown Halt Great Yarmouth 17 July 1933 [58] 2 March 1959 [58] Midland & Great Northern
North Elmham North Elmham 20 March 1849 [25] 5 October 1964 [59] Great Eastern Preserved by the Mid-Norfolk Railway
North Walsham Town North Walsham 13 June 1881 [60] 2 March 1959 [60] Midland & Great Northern
North Wootton North Wootton 3 October 1862 [61] 5 May 1969 [60] Great Eastern
Norwich City Norwich 2 December 1882 [62] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern
Norwich Victoria Norwich 12 December 1849 [62] 22 May 1916 [62] Great Eastern
Overstrand Overstrand 3 August 1906 [63] 7 April 1953 [63] Norfolk & Suffolk
Paston & Knapton Paston 1 July 1898 [64] 5 October 1964 [64] Norfolk and Suffolk
Potter Heigham Potter Heigham 17 January 1880 [65] 2 March 1959 [65] Midland & Great Northern
Pulham Market Pulham Market 1 December 1855 [66] 5 January 1953 [66] Great Eastern
Pulham St Mary Pulham St Mary 1 December 1855 [66] 5 January 1953 [66] Great Eastern
Raynham Park West Raynham 16 August 1880 [67] 2 March 1959 [67] Midland & Great Northern
Redenhall Redenhall January 1861 [68] 1 August 1866 [68] Great Eastern
Reepham Reepham 2 May 1881 [68] 15 September 1952 [68] Great Eastern
Roudham Junction Roudham 30 July 1845 [69] 1 May 1932 [69] Great Eastern
Ryburgh Ryburgh 20 March 1849 [70] 5 October 1964 [70] Great Eastern
Ryston Ryston 1 August 1882 [70] 22 September 1930 [70] Great Eastern
Sedgeford Sedgeford 17 August 1866 [71] 2 June 1952 [71] Great Eastern
Sheringham Sheringham 16 June 1887 [72] 2 January 1967 [72] Midland & Great Northern Preserved by the North Norfolk Railway
Sidestrand Halt Sidestrand 25 May 1936 [73] 7 April 1953 [73] Norfolk and Suffolk Joint Railway
Smeeth Road Smeeth 1 March 1848 [74] 9 September 1968 [74] Great Eastern
Snettisham Snettisham 3 October 1862 [75] 5 May 1969 [75] Great Eastern
South Lynn King's Lynn 1 January 1886 [76] 2 March 1959 [76] Midland & Great Northern
Spinks Lane Wymondham 30 July 1845 [77] November 1845 [77] Great Eastern Closed after a few months.
St Olaves St. Olaves 1 June 1859 [39] 2 November 1959 [39] Great Eastern
Stanhoe Stanhoe 17 August 1866 [78] 2 June 1952 [78] Great Eastern
Stalham Stalham 3 July 1880 [78] 2 March 1959 [78] Midland & Great Northern
Starston Starston 1 December 1855 [79] 1 August 1866 [79] Great Eastern
Stoke Ferry Stoke Ferry 1 August 1882 [80] 22 September 1930 [80] Great Eastern
Stow Bardolph Stow Bardolph 27 October 1846 [80] 4 November 1963 [80] Great Eastern
Stow Bedon Stow Bedon 18 October 1869 [80] 16 June 1964 [80] Great Eastern
Swaffham Swaffham 10 August 1847 [81] 9 September 1968 [81] Great Eastern
Swainsthorpe Swainsthorpe March 1850 [81] 5 July 1954 [81] Great Eastern
Terrington Terrington 1 March 1866 [82] 2 March 1959 [82] Midland & Great Northern
Thetford Bridge Thetford 15 November 1875 [83] 8 June 1953 [83] Great Eastern
Thursford Thursford 19 January 1882 [84] 2 March 1959 [84] Midland & Great Northern
Thuxton Thuxton 15 February 1847 [84] 6 October 1969 [84] Great Eastern Preserved as part of the Mid-Norfolk Railway.
Tivetshall Tivetshall 12 December 1849 [85] 7 November 1966 [85] Great Eastern
Trimingham Trimingham 3 August 1906 [86] 7 April 1953 [86] Norfolk and Suffolk
Trowse Norwich 15 December 1845 [62] 5 September 1939 [62] Great Eastern Briefly re-opened in 1986 while Norwich was renovated.
Upwell Upwell 8 September 1884 [87] 2 January 1928 [87] Upwell Tramway
Walpole Walpole 1 March 1866 [88] 2 March 1959 [88] Midland & Great Northern
Walsingham Walsingham 1 December 1857 [88] 5 October 1964 [88] Great Eastern
Watton Watton 18 October 1869 [89] 15 June 1964 [89] Great Eastern
Wells-next-the-Sea Wells-next-the-Sea 1 December 1857 [89] 5 October 1964 [90] Great Eastern
Wendling Wendling 11 September 1848 [90] 9 September 1968 [90] Great Eastern
Weybourne Weybourne 1 July 1901 [91] 6 April 1964 [91] Midland & Great Northern Preserved by the North Norfolk Railway
Whitlingham Whitlingham 20 October 1874 [92] 19 September 1955 [92] Great Eastern
Whitwell & Reepham Reepham 1 July 1882 [92] 2 March 1959 [5] Midland & Great Northern Preserved by the Whitwell & Reepham Preservation Society
Wighton Halt Wighton 5 October 1964 [93] Great Eastern Preserved by the Wells and Walsingham
Wolferton Wolferton 3 October 1862 [94] 5 May 1969 [94] Great Eastern
Wortwell Wortwell 1 December 1855 [61] 1 January 1878 [61] Great Eastern
Wretham & Hockham Wretham 18 October 1869 [95] 15 June 1964 [95] Great Eastern
Yarmouth Beach Great Yarmouth 7 August 1877 [95] 2 March 1959 [95] Midland & Great Northern
Yarmouth South Town Great Yarmouth 1 June 1859 [95] 4 May 1970 [95] Norfolk and Suffolk
Yaxham Yaxham 15 February 1847 [95] 6 October 1969 [95] Great Eastern Railway Preserved by the Mid Norfolk Railway

Goods stations

Goods only stations
Name on closurePlaceOpenedClosedRailway company
Hardwick Road King's Lynn Midland & Great Northern
Langor Bridge Fakenham Midland & Great Northern
Wells Harbour Wells-next-the-Sea Wells & Fakenham

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