Index
- North Yorks Moor Home
- Whitby
- Ruswarp
- Sleights
- Grosmont
- Goathland
- Newton Dale Halt
- Levisham
- Farwath
- Pickering
- Beckhole
- Goathland Bank Top
Farwath or Farworth
(1836 - 1917)
Farwath railway station or Farworth was a small railway halt located between both Pickering and Levisham, however the halt was subsequently closed and demolished
Railway-built cottages still exist in this location. There is some doubt as to whether or not there were actually any station buildings here
The line was singled between Levisham and Pickering in the First World War. Additionally, there was a public delivery siding, but mapping from 1913 does not list Farwath as being a station, though it does show a gravel siding
The hertitage line between Pickering and Whitby passes through the site of the station
Railway-built cottages still exist in this location. There is some doubt as to whether or not there were actually any station buildings here
The line was singled between Levisham and Pickering in the First World War. Additionally, there was a public delivery siding, but mapping from 1913 does not list Farwath as being a station, though it does show a gravel siding
The hertitage line between Pickering and Whitby passes through the site of the station
