| A selection of images taken on the Hatfield-Hertford branchline after closure. The locations featured include Cole Green and Hertingfordbury stations, as well as Birch Green crossing. |
01 In 1990 an unusual cast iron bollard with the initials GNR on it could be found next to the rail overbridge at Cole Green station. Buy Print |
02 Close up of the bollard at Cole Green station. My next visit was ten years later and there was no trace of this relic. Buy Print |
03 Looking east to Hertingfordbury at Cole Green in March 1990. Two platforms were provided here, and a substantial shelter existed on the right hand side platform at one time. Buy Print |
04 A closer view of the site of one of the station buildings at Cole Green. This view is looking towards Hertford. Buy Print |
05 Ten years later on a damp spring Saturday in 2000 and the site is more overgrown. Cole Green station viewed looking towards Hatfield as Mr Claude Harris leads the Enfield Chace foxhounds. Buy Print |
06. Heading east along the old trackbed, there was a foot crossing just beyond Cole Green. In 1990 the remains of a cast iron sign could still be found attached to a concrete post. Buy Print |
07 A closer view of the cast iron sign, the image has been edited to make the remaining lettering easier to read. By 2000 this relic had gone. Buy Print |
08 Near Birch Green village a small crossing existed. By 2000 the old railway was an established walk, a metalled track crosses the old line, here with the Enfield Chace hounds enjoying a breather. Buy Print |
09 Hertingfordbury Station in March 1990 as a private residence. Buy Print |
