to in M&C documents both as 'Dearham Bridge'(1842) & (1853) and as 'Dearham' (1864) but 'Dearham' to local papers until a station of that name opened on the Derwent Valley line; closed 5 June 1950; Bull Gill; see note above; later Bullgill; closed 7 March 1960; later convergence of Derwent Valley line, see below; Arkleby; see note above; closed 1 January 1852; Aspatria; opened 12 April 1841; divergence of Mealsgate branch, see below; Brayton; originally a private station; possibly 10 February 1845; opened to public 1 March 1848; closed 5 June 1950; Low Row; opened 2 December 1844; it was a temporary terminus, and it closed either on 10 January 1845 when the line was extended to Brookfield or when Leegate opened Leegate; opened 2 February 1848; closed 5 June 1950; Aikbank Junction; convergence of line from Mealsgate; Brookfield; temporary terminus opened 2 December 1844; closed 10 February 1845 when the line was extended to Low Row; Wigton; opened 10 May 1843; Crofton; private station opened about 1856; closed 1954 but already out of use; Curthwaite; opened 10 May 1843; closed 12 June 1950; Dalston; opened 10 May 1843; Cummersdale; opened October 1858; Saturdays only until May 1879 (Saturday was Carlisle market day); closed 18 June 1951 but occasional later use; Carlisle Water Lane; also known as Bogfield; opened 10 May 1843; replaced by Carlisle Crown Street; Bog Junction; Carlisle Crown Street; opened 30 December 1844; some trains were diverted to London Road 1848; closed 17 March 1849. Derwent line Brigham; opened 28 April 1847; closed 18 April 1966; junction station on Cockermouth and Workington line; Papcastle; opened 1 June 1867; closed 1 July 1921; some later unadvertised use; Dovenby Lodge; opened as private station, see below, possibly 1 June 1867; made public 1896; closed 29 April 1935; Linefoot; opened 1 September 1908; closed after November 1908; junction station for Cleator and Workington Junction Railway; Dearham; opened 1 June 1867; closed 29 April 1935; Bullgill; above. Bolton loop Aspatria; above; Baggrow; opened 26 December 1866; closed 22 September 1930; Allhallows Colliery : opened 1922; closed 1928: Unadvertised halt for colliery workmen; Mealsgate; opened 26 December 1866; closed 22 September 1930; High Blaithwaite; opened 1 October 1878; closed 1 August 1921; Aikbank Junction; above. Private stations There were two private stations on the line, at Dovenby and at Crofton; A private railway station owned by a lady is a novelty even