A (hopefully) comprehensive listing

Heritage railway locations

Last update 17 May 2026

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Station CRS codes are given in parentheses. Other CRS codes can be found here.

Names are given in the form that National Rail uses. All known English language differences (e.g., punctuation or capitalisation) that appear on signs displayed since 1 April 1994 are shown in the accompanying box with links to photographs where possible. Signs labelled 'for...' are treated as part of the name (on the basis that some stations, e.g. Ashchurch for Tewkesbury, are named 'for' somewhere on National Rail) whereas 'alight/change for...' are treated as an instruction in the same way as 'way out' would be. Filter on signs to view all known cases where station signs differ from the official National Rail name. Note that in marginal cases the benefit of the doubt is applied and the detail is shown. Other languages and their variants appear on the bilingual pages.

Closed stations were last served on the final station operator's 'to' date unless otherwise stated.

This page lists many heritage railway stations. A station is included if it both sits on a line with allocated Engineers' Line Reference (ELR) and mileages can be ascertained. Many heritage lines such as Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge do not thus appear here. Welshpool & Llanfair stations are included, being a one-time main line company route and details are shown on the main ELR pages.