Glemsford railway station was on the route between Sudbury and Cambridge, known as the Stour Valley Railway. The station opened in the 1860s and saw its busiest period during the First and Second World Wars when it, along with nearby Cavendish station, was bombed.
The Glemsford railway station was located on a line connecting Sudbury and Cambridge, called the Stour Valley Railway. It opened in the 1860s and saw its peak usage during both World Wars, when it, along with nearby Cavendish station, was targeted by bombing raids.