temporary and was situated north of Wells Tunnel. It opened on 19 September 1845 and was replaced by the present Tunbridge Wells Station on 25 November 1846. It subsequently became Tunbridge Wells Goods station, later renamed Tunbridge Wells Central Goods station. The goods station closed in 1980, with a siding retained for engineers use. The original station was from via Redhill. The building on the up side of the station was built in the Italianate style. A new building by A. H. Blomfield was constructed on the down side in 1911. The station was renamed Tunbridge Wells Central on 9 July 1923 with the ex-LBSC station being renamed . Following the closure of the Tunbridge Wells– railway on 6 July 1985, the name reverted to Tunbridge Wells. The station is from Charing Cross. Frant station is from Charing Cross. The station building is on the down side. Wadhurst station is from Charing Cross. The station building is in the Italianate style, with a later one-bay extension. The 1893-built signal box, decommissioned on 20 April 1986, was purchased by the Kent and East Sussex Railway. Witherenden station is from Charing Cross. It was renamed Ticehurst Road in December 1851, and Stonegate on 16June 1947. Etchingham station is from Charing Cross. The building is on the up side. Robertsbridge station is from Charing Cross. On 26March 1900, it became a junction with the opening of the Rother Valley Railway to freight. The line opened to passengers on 2April 1900, and was renamed the Kent and East Sussex Railway in 1904. The Kent and East Sussex Railway closed to passengers on 2January 1954 and to freight on 12June 1962, except for a short section serving a mill at Robertsbridge which closed on 1January 1970. Mountfield Halt opened in 1923. It closed on 6October 1969. The platforms were built of sleepers and were demolished in the early 1970s. The station was from Charing Cross. Battle station opened on 1September 1851. The buildings are in the Gothic style and stand on the up side. The station is from Charing Cross. Crowhurst A siding had existed at from 1877. The station opened on 1June 1902 and was located at the junction for the Bexhill West branch line, which also opened the same day. Despite the line's closure on 14June 1964, Crowhurst station remains open. The station is from Charing Cross. West St Leonards station opened on