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Xenophon PCDGS

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Harker & Parkhouse

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1).....Were not Harker station and Parkhouse Halt two different stations?

2).....After Parkhouse Halt, on the way to accessing the Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway, would we not have met the closed station of Port Carlisle Junction (a short-lived station that was opened in July 1863 and closed in July 1864)?
 
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Whistler40145

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QUERIES RAISED

1).....Were not Harker station and Parkhouse Halt two different stations?

2).....After Parkhouse Halt, on the way to accessing the Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway, would we not have met the closed station of Port Carlisle Junction?
My apologies, didn't realise Port Carlisle Junction was a station
 

Calthrop

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1).....Were not Harker station and Parkhouse Halt two different stations?

I was going by Dewick's Complete Atlas alone (often the road to ruin !) -- he shows a station called Harker & Parkhouse, and a very short way south of that, "Parkhouse Halt (military)". Wiki for Border Union Railway, I now see, shows Harker Station, and Parkhouse Halt -- no "military" stuff.

Next station along Silloth branch: Kirkbride
 

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