The final piece of construction to be completed was a station in Alderholt, which opened on 1 January 1876. This followed years of lawsuits between the railway company (who had no desire to build the station) and George Onslow Churchill, a local landowner who had sold land to the company with an agreement that a station would be built. The station was originally called Alderholt, but was renamed Daggens Road five months after it opened to avoid confusion with Aldershot in Hampshire. The spelling changed to Daggons Road in 1903.