New Lane station is one of those typical country stations: there to serve nearby villages but not actually in the middle of anywhere in particular. Unlike many stations, though, it still has its station building, even if now in private hands. The front of the station house:
The house gives on to platform 2, for eastbound trains:
The entrance from the building to the platform is bricked up:
A small wooden shelter now provides a small measure of comfort to passengers:
Looking north at the level crossing sits between the two staggered platforms:
Platform 1, seen from the level crossing:
Looking east along platform 1 back towards the level crossing and platform 2:
The shelter on platform 1:
Looking west along platform 1:
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