Levisham station , North York moors

Levisham railway station is a station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and serves the village of Levisham in the North York Moors National Park, North Yorkshire, England.
The railway serving Levisham Station was originally opened by the Whitby and Pickering Railway in 1836. The W&P was an isolated horse worked railway engineered by George Stephenson, it did not have stations as we would understand them today, instead tending to follow stage coach practice. An engraving by George Dodgson entitled 'Hailing the Coach', which appeared in the 1836 guide to the W&P written by Henry Belcher, depicts a passenger hailing a coach on the W&P at Raindale just over a mile north of Levisham Station.

[@wendingourway]

What a great tranquil area for a stroll around indeed!

[@akinwalearobieke172]

Good video woodys lad keep them coming

[@melvynbuckton6881]

camped with boy scouts near there 60 years ago. Remember all the steam trains and walked across the level crossing. Lovely to see it in such good condition.

[@johnvine5731]

I went on a school field trip to the moors 51 years ago. Not sure, but I think we stayed in a station building. First time I got drunk on cider. Took photos in front of the 'Levisham' platform sign. Happy days.

[@tigerhugger66]

Beautiful!