This map shows the rural nature of Hayling Island and the new housing developments on the east of the Island. It also shows the original route of the Hayling railway as authorised by the 1860 Act of Parliament, running on an embankment to the proposed docks near the Portsmouth - Hayling Ferry. The 1864 Act [...]
This interesting map is held by the Bluebell railway, sourced from Alan Bell's donation to them. This shows the connection at Havant station and the line to Langston station. A small loco shed was built at the opening of the railway. The site of this was chosen due to the proximity of the springs in [...]
This interesting map is held by the Bluebell railway, sourced from Alan Bell's donation to them. It shows the route of the Hayling branch line around Langstone (or should this be Langston?).
This interesting map is held by the Bluebell railway, sourced from Alan Bell's donation to them. It shows the Oysterbed workings at North Hayling. A railway siding was later built, just south of North Hayling Halt, to service the Oysterbeds. See The Hayling Island Oyster Trade for more information.
I thought this would be of interest. It shows how the Hayling Line fits in with the main routes. It also shows other lines that have been lost since 1910. Source of railway map Wikipedia Commons.
An extract from a 1930's os map showing the route of the railway from Havant to Hayling.
