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Celebrating the History of Smallford Station and the Hatfield & St Albans Railway
Heritage Open Day: Smallford station;
Brand new railway posters;
Refurbished goods van body with our presentation - The History of Everyday Working LIves;
Celebrating 161st Anniversary of the opening of the railway;
Alban Way Guided Walk;
Homemade cakes & pastries Celebrate the Heritage of Smallford Station
Smallford Station is a unique Grade II Listed building, believed to be the last surviving wooden station built by the Great Northern Railway (GNR). Opened over 160 years ago on the Hatfield and St Albans Railway, it's a rare reminder of our rich railway heritage.
The former railway track-bed is now The Alban Way, a popular walking and cycling route between Hatfield and St Albans, with Smallford Station at its heart.
Brand new railway posters;
Refurbished goods van body with our presentation - The History of Everyday Working LIves;
Celebrating 161st Anniversary of the opening of the railway;
Alban Way Guided Walk;
Homemade cakes & pastries Celebrate the Heritage of Smallford Station
Smallford Station is a unique Grade II Listed building, believed to be the last surviving wooden station built by the Great Northern Railway (GNR). Opened over 160 years ago on the Hatfield and St Albans Railway, it's a rare reminder of our rich railway heritage.
The former railway track-bed is now The Alban Way, a popular walking and cycling route between Hatfield and St Albans, with Smallford Station at its heart.
Sunday 13 September
Smallford Station, Station Approach, Smallford, Hertfordshire AL4 0HF
Sun 13 Sep:10.30am-3.30pm; Free Entry.
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