The lost railways of Warwickshire poster

Every closed railway line and station in Warwickshire, drawn over the railway still running. A 50 x 70 cm print.

The poster

50 x 70 cm print£27.50143 miles of closed railway and 50 closed stations, with the 24 stations still open.

£27.50 UK delivery included. No account needed.

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• Size 50 x 70 cm (500 x 700 mm), portrait
• Paper 170 gsm semi-gloss silk, FSC-certified or equivalent
• Shows 143 miles of closed railway and 50 closed stations, with the 24 stations still open
• Drawn November 2026, from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata
• Supplied unframed, rolled in a tube
• Printed in the UK

What the poster shows

Warwickshire has 143 miles of disused railway and 50 closed stations, against 24 stations still open today. The poster draws every one of them, the lost lines dashed and every closed station named, over the railway still running in teal, its heritage railways in purple and its metro, tram and light rail in pale teal. The counties around Warwickshire are shown faded, so it reads as a place.

The longest lost lines on it are the Stratford and Midland Junction Railway (13 miles), the Weedon to Marton Junction Line (9.0 miles) and the Barnt Green Evesham and Ashchurch Line (8.8 miles).

It was drawn in November 2026, and says so beside the credits at the foot of the sheet, so a later edition with more of the old railway mapped can be told apart.

Delivery and returns

Sent by tracked courier, usually arriving within 5 to 7 working days in the UK. Delivery is included in the price. You may cancel within 14 days of receiving your order for any reason and return it for a full refund; return postage is yours unless the item arrived damaged or faulty. If it arrives damaged, email us with a photo and we will replace it. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is charged. The full terms for buying a print are on the terms page, and the checkout asks you to accept them.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database Licence. Closed stations from Wikidata, public domain (CC0). County boundaries from the Office for National Statistics, Open Government Licence v3.0; contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2024.