Bourne End railway station

In 1873, a line linking Bourne End with Marlow was opened to the public, with 1,700 tickets being sold in the first week.

Originally the branch line was served by a third platform on the west side of the station.

The goods shed was on the site where the Bourne End Auction Rooms now stand next to the station.

[3] British Rail closed the line between Bourne End and High Wycombe in May 1970, but trains still run between Maidenhead and Marlow.

This service pattern is needed to meet peak-time demand, as the platforms at Bourne End are not long enough to accommodate longer trains.

View SW, towards Marlow and Maidenhead in 1959
First Great Western Link 165 at Bourne End Station.
Shows the Current layout of Bourne End station on the Marlow Branch Line. Platform length data is from Network Rail's sectional appendix which is publicly available.