After closure, the up platform and the station building were demolished.
The down platform survived and forms the basis of the new Lydney Junction station on the heritage Dean Forest Railway.
The station was reopened in 1995 when a signal box was opened to supervise a level crossing - the flat-roofed BR timber structure came originally from Heysham Port station in Lancashire.
A row of locomotives, including 73002 and 08734, is on static display.
After closure, the up platform and the station building were demolished. The down platform survived and forms the basis of the new Lydney Junction station on the heritage Dean Forest Railway. The station was reopened in 1995 when a signal box was opened to supervise a level crossing - the flat-roofed BR timber structure came originally from Heysham Port station in Lancashire. A row of locomotives, including 73002 and 08734, is on static display.
Lydney Junction railway station