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The station in the centre of Box was built in 1930 and closed in 1965. It lasted only some 30 years but the impact of Mill Lane Railway Halt was enormous. We trace its story with some amazing photographs from the time.
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Readers' Contributions
We are a not-for-profit Community website for people who are interested in the history of Box village, in the county of Wiltshire, and its surrounding hamlets. You can record the story of you and your ancestors, correct and add to our articles via the Contact tab or by our email: [email protected].
We are a not-for-profit Community website for people who are interested in the history of Box village, in the county of Wiltshire, and its surrounding hamlets. You can record the story of you and your ancestors, correct and add to our articles via the Contact tab or by our email: [email protected].
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This aerial photograph of Box (above left) has been sent to us by a reader. It is most unusual and shows some fascinating details. Can you identify where these are in Box and the features they show? Full details at: Box Aerial View and Mill Lane Halt.
Jeff Bullock Wrote on 16 July 2022
Today I took delivery of a Grandfather clock. So what, you might ask? Well, this Grandfather clock was made by my four times great-grandfather, William Bullock, in about 1840. So, now this clock is back in the family! The Bullock family were well-known and respected watch and clockmakers for 200 years around Bath and the surrounding area. William’s grandfather Zephaniah, my six times great-grandfather, has a clock face that he made around 1745 on display in the British Museum! The clock purchased from heydaysantiques of Milton Keynes now resides in Stevenage, Hertfordshire.
Today I took delivery of a Grandfather clock. So what, you might ask? Well, this Grandfather clock was made by my four times great-grandfather, William Bullock, in about 1840. So, now this clock is back in the family! The Bullock family were well-known and respected watch and clockmakers for 200 years around Bath and the surrounding area. William’s grandfather Zephaniah, my six times great-grandfather, has a clock face that he made around 1745 on display in the British Museum! The clock purchased from heydaysantiques of Milton Keynes now resides in Stevenage, Hertfordshire.
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