Type : Station
Line : Western Line
Distance from Launceston : 050.800km
Location : -41.536605, 146.906374
Opened : 1871
Closed : n/a
Status : In use
Name meaning : After an early settler William Thomas Lyttleton who was associated with Hagley Hall in England
Notes : Location had a loop siding and crossing loop (still in use, though extended). Station building was at the start of both lops and consisted of a timber platform with a shelter, men's urinal and storeroom. A stock yard and goods shed were on the loop siding and there were two railway cottages at the site. The station was sited somne distance away from the township. Station building exists elsewhere and has been converted into a house.
Station layout (1930/5) (NAA)
Location (LISTmap)
Hagley yards, February 2026 (Google)
Hagley, 2/12/1968 (NAA)
MA2 in the loop at Hagley with 228 goods. (Sep 1963) (H J W Stokes)
Station building, repurposed (Anne-Maree Szekely)