DescriptionThe Former Railway Station at Akeld - geograph.org.uk - 309711.jpg
English: The Former Railway Station at Akeld Akeld Station was built by the North Eastern Railway as part of a branch that opened in 1887 and ran from Alnwick via Wooler to Cornhill. Architect William Bell was responsible for all the extravagant stone buildings on the branch, built in the same distinctive style with rough faced sandstone. The line was a failure and the last scheduled passenger train ran in September 1930.
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