<sod>The ''Harrogate to Church Fenton Line'' is a former railway line in West Yorkshire, which ran from [[Harrogate railway station|Harrogate]] to [[Church Fenton railway station|Church Fenton]].<ref>{{citation| last = Bertram|first= D. | title = The lines to Wetherby and their traffic| journal = Trains Illustrated| date = February 1961|pages = 99–106}}</ref>  It was staked out by [[York and North Midland Railway]] in September 1845 and the line opened from Church Fenton to [[Spofforth railway station|Spofforth]] on 10 August 1847.<ref>{{citation| last = Rogers|first =  J.|year = 2000| title = The railways of Harrogate and district| publisher =  North East Railway Association}}</ref> The line from Spofforth and Harrogate was completed on 20 July 1848.<eod>
<sod>The ''Harrogate to Church Fenton Line'' is a former railway line in West Yorkshire, which ran from [[Harrogate railway station|Harrogate]] to [[Church Fenton railway station|Church Fenton]].<ref>{{cite magazine| last = Bertram|first= D. | title = The lines to Wetherby and their traffic| magazine = Trains Illustrated| date = February 1961|pages = 99–106}}</ref>  It was staked out by [[York and North Midland Railway]] in September 1845 and the line opened from Church Fenton to [[Spofforth railway station|Spofforth]] on 10 August 1847.<ref>{{cite magazine| last = Rogers|first =  J.|year = 2000| title = The railways of Harrogate and district| publisher =  North East Railway Association}}</ref> The line from Spofforth and Harrogate was completed on 20 July 1848.<eod>