<b>Joan Croft railway Halt (site), Yorkshire</b><br>Opened around 1920 on the line from Doncaster to York, this non-timetabled Halt (for railway staff only) is believed to have been used until around 1955.
View south towards Doncaster. Prior to 2014 there was a level crossing by the houses. The Halt's southbound platform (left of the tracks) had been on this side of the crossing, the northbound platform was beyond the houses, underneath where the Shaftholme Viaduct now stands.
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