Branch Lines of Hampshire DVD: Meon Valley Alton Arlesford Fareham Droxford Esso

Branch Lines of Hampshire Dvd\nJoin railway historian and author Colin Maggs as he explores every corner of Hampshire to see what remains of the county\u2019s once-numerous branch lines, some of which were closed even before the Second World War.\nMany more lines have been lifted since then, but every branch can now be re-visited in this special historical journey, which explores every corner of the county.\nIn pre-grouping days the county was served almost exclusively by the LSWR. \nThe GWR made inroads only as far as Basingstoke and Winchester, the South Eastern & Chatham Railway just encroached into the Farnborough area, and the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway served Hayling Island and shared the East Southsea branch with the LSWR. \nThe southern tip of the Midland & South Western Junction Railway just entered the county and part of its station on the Tidworth branch was on Hampshire soil. \nThe only other major branch line owned by any other comp.