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Line 1: Probably the most unusual railway station in South Yorkshire was the '''private railway station of Earl Fitzwilliam''' situated at the upper end of the [[Elsecar]] branch of the [[Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway]]. It was opened in [[1870]]. The station, still standing, is included within the site of the [[Elsecar Heritage ~~Museum~~Centre]]. [[Category:Disused railway stations in South Yorkshire]]

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