After the closure of the line to Swanage, the Swanage Railway rebuilt the line from the Swanage end, reaching Corfe Castle in 1995.
Approaching the station from Corfe Castle village:
The front of the station building:
The station building has been lovingly restored inside and out, with this ticket hall:
The entrance to the ticket hall from the platform side:
The station building gives onto the northbound platform:
The spandrels supporting the canopy are attractively painted, too:
The rear of the station building seen from the down platform opposite:
At the south side of the station building is a small garden:
The footbridge at Corfe Castle was installed at the station in April 2007, seen here looking south:
As a plaque near the footbridge shows, the bridge originally stood at Merton Park station before that line was converted to become part of Tramlink:
Looking north at the station from the footbridge, with the castle itself just visible behind the station building:
The shelter on the down platform:
Looking northwest along the line towards Norden:
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