Bordon Station

Bordon Station

Bordon Station on the Bordon Light Railway. The branch line to Bordon was built under the 1896 Light Railway Act. The line was built with the help of the War Department to connect with the War Departments Woolmer Instructional Railway near Longmoor. The station building was constructed of corrugated iron on steel framing and stood on a short brick wall.

Author: Tony Neill

Bordon Station
• config.txt 1.69KB
• dirty black.png 19.96KB
• dirty black.texture.txt 55 bytes
• green.png 7.24KB
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nightmode
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windoorsnight.png 8.10KB
windoorsnight.texture.txt 59 bytes
• painted corrugated iron.png 1.46MB
• painted corrugated iron.texture.txt 79 bytes
• red brick.png 2.77MB
• red brick.texture.txt 51 bytes
• rusty corrugated iron.png 2.22MB
• rusty corrugated iron.texture.txt 75 bytes
• signsmap.png 225.77KB
• signsmap.texture.txt 49 bytes
• station.fbx 202.25KB
• station.trainzmesh 289.07KB
• stone.png 7.52KB
• stone.texture.txt 43 bytes
• terracotta.png 8.60KB
• terracotta.texture.txt 53 bytes
• thumbnail.jpg 10.01KB
• windoors.png 189.98KB
• windoors.texture.txt 49 bytes