Railways first arrived in Norfolk in the mid-19th century amid growing expansion of the nation's network.
New stations popped up across the county, helping people travel around with greater ease than before.
Norfolk was booming as trains brought visitors from across the country to its famed seaside towns such as Cromer, Great Yarmouth and Hunstanton.
The heyday of rail travel was brought to an end in the region in the 1960s following the Beeching cuts, which saw a number of stations axed as part of efforts to increase efficiency of the nationalised railway service.
Do you remember Norfolk's lost railway stations?
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