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Calthrop

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Whistler40145 said:
Prior to that was Ballencrief
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I thought Ballencrieff (open 1847 -- 1848, per Wiki) was a "non-event". Next comes closed-in-19th-century Belhaven, of which Wiki seems not to know. Feeling a bit, that whatever I do will prove to be wrong: I'll opt to say, next is Belhaven.
 
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Calthrop said:
I thought Ballencrieff (open 1847 -- 1848, per Wiki) was a "non-event". Next comes closed-in-19th-century Belhaven, of which Wiki seems not to know. Feeling a bit, that whatever I do will prove to be wrong: I'll opt to say, next is Belhaven.
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If that is to follow on after East Linton, then after the open station of Dunbar will come the closed station of.....

Innerwick

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RAILSCOT have quite a detailed article on the North British Railway main line from Edinburgh to the Berwick area, which also details signalboxes as well as railway stations. There is no mention made in this detailed of a Belhaven station in the Dunbar area, but mention is made of a signalbox at Beltonford. So it appears neither RAILSCOT nor Wikipedia claim knowledge of a Belhaven railway station.
 
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