Index
- Bodmin to Padstow Home
- Bodmin Road
- Bodmin General
- Boscarne Exchange Platform
- Nanstallon Halt
- Grogley Halt
- Wadebridge
- Padstow
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Grogley Halt
(1906 - 1967)
Grogley Halt opened on July 2 1906 in association with the railmotor service between Bodmin North and Wadebridge
The wooden platform was unlit and trains only stopped during daylight. A pagoda-type shelter was provided before 1933, being replaced by a wooden shelter when the platform was rebuilt in concrete in the 1950s
The steam rail motor made 14 trips a day giving a regular service, but this had reduced to 8 in each direction by 1938 and 7 in each direction in 1966, the year before closure
The station closed to passengers on January 30 1967 but the platform survives in relatively good condition
The wooden platform was unlit and trains only stopped during daylight. A pagoda-type shelter was provided before 1933, being replaced by a wooden shelter when the platform was rebuilt in concrete in the 1950s
The steam rail motor made 14 trips a day giving a regular service, but this had reduced to 8 in each direction by 1938 and 7 in each direction in 1966, the year before closure
The station closed to passengers on January 30 1967 but the platform survives in relatively good condition
