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Cheddleton Station

Cheddleton Station is one of only three original Churnet Valley Stations to have survived demolition in the 1960s and 1970s (the other two being Rushton and Alton).  Built in 1849, the station was reputedly designed by Pugin. 

For more information on this popular destination please visit the entries for Churnet Valley Railway in our Attractions directory: http://churnet-valley.guide/attractions/churnet-valley-railway-cheddleton

This location can be seen on the following trails: 
Staffordshire Way
Caldon Canal towpath

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