Harlow Mill railway station

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Harlow Mill

Location

Place

Old Harlow

Local authority

Harlow

Operations

Station code

HWM

Managed by

'one'

Platforms in use

Live departures and station information from National Rail

Annual Passenger Usage

2004/05 **

0.116 million

History

Key dates

Opened 1842

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Harlow Mill railway station serves the town of Harlow in Essex, England. The station, and all trains serving it, are operated by 'one'.

[edit] History

The station was opened in 1842 as Harlow railway station on the Northern and Eastern Railway's line between London and Bishop's Stortford. It served the village of the same name, located on the London to Cambridge toll road. In the late 1940's, as the new town of Harlow was being built, the original village of Harlow was named Old Harlow and incorporated as a district in the new town. The station was renamed Harlow Mill on July 13, 1960 after the mill on the River Stort, just north of the station.

[edit] Services

All services at the station are operated by 'one'. Though train services stopping here are not as frequent as Harlow Town, there are direct trains most of the day to London Liverpool Street and Bishops Stortford, as well as weekday services to Stansted Airport and Stratford.