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Ettington Station on the now closed Stratford and Midland Junction Railway has been taken over by a timber merchants and also for stabling. The old goods shed is however clearly recognisable.

The farmhouse, seen from the driveway which is also a public footpath.

View West from the A429 towards Whitfield Farm.

In a field near Whitfield Farm.

The driveway, also a public footpath, turns to the right and brings the farm into view.

This disused section of road goes over a bridge spanning the long ago dismantled Stratford and Midland Junction Railway. The double white lines can still just be seen up the middle of the road.

This view is looking WSW from near the edge of the square and the raised ground is the embankment that used to carry the A429 over a bridge across the railway. The route over the bridge has been abandoned and the road realigned thus... (more)

This old section of the A429 road has been by-passed with re-alignment. Note the double white lines till evident.

These cottages may have been associated with Ettington Station which used to be only two hundred metres further south. The station has long since gone and has been replaced with industrial units including a saw mill.

Seen from the re-aligned stretch of the A429 road is the bridge carrying the old by-passed stretch of road over the long dismantled Stratford and Midland Junction Railway. On the other side of the bridge is the site of the former Ettington station.

The old bridge that carried the A429 over the long ago dismantled railway is just visible through the winter hedgerow.