Alnmouth to Berwick including the Seahouses and Tweed Dock branches

In 1850 the completion of the Royal Border Bridge, linking the two banks of the River Tweed, was the final piece of the jigsaw that saw the East Coast Main Line link London with Edinburgh.

The line covers several intermediate stations that were closed during the 1950s. The Seahouses and Tweed Dock branches provide interesting studies of lines serving East Coast harbours.

Stations & Locations:
• Little Mill
• Alnmouth     1-7
• Alnmouth for Alnwick     8
• Alnwick Junction     13, 16
• Aln Valley Railway     14-15
• Aln Viaduct     17-18
• Lesbury     19-20
• Longhoughton     21-23
• Christon Bank     29-32
• Fallodon     34-36
• Chathill     37-42
• East Fleetham     43
• North Sunderland     44-45
• Seahouses     46-51
• Newham     52-54
• Lucker     55-61
• Belford     62-67
• Crag Mill     68-70
• Smeafield     71-74
• Beal     75-79
• Holy Island     80
• Goswick     81-84
• Scremerston     85-90
• Spittal     91-93
• Tweedmouth     94-103
• Tweed Dock     107-108
• Royal Border Bridge     109-112
• Berwick     113
• Berwick upon Tweed     114-120

Authors: Roger Darsley & Dennis Lovett
Published by: Middleton Press
Series: Eastern Main Lines
Size: 240 x 174 mm
Format: Hardback
Language: English
Photos:120
Pages:96
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history
ISBN: 9781910356500
Published: 2021
Reprinted: June 2025

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