Mid-Hants Railway train spotting videos

The Mid-Hants Railway, also widely known as the Watercress Line, preserves part of the former route between Alton and Winchester in Hampshire. The line was historically important for local passenger traffic and for carrying watercress to wider markets, which helped give the railway its popular nickname. After closure by British Rail, preservationists and volunteers worked to reopen the route as a heritage railway, gradually restoring stations, infrastructure and rolling stock. Today it is one of the best known preserved railways in southern England, valued for its substantial route, varied motive power and balance of operational realism with public appeal.

This page brings together videos filmed at the Mid-Hants Railway. These can include station footage, lineside scenes, platform views, passing trains, on-train recordings and event coverage. Some videos focus on locomotives, coaches and railway operations, while others capture the wider atmosphere and landscape of the line. Whether you know it as the Mid-Hants Railway or the Watercress Line, this page collects video connected with the railway in one place.

This page lists railway videos associated with Mid-Hants Railway. Videos may include trains filmed at the station, passing through the area, operating services to or from Mid-Hants Railway, or otherwise connected to the location through Fishplate's extracted railway data.

• Station Mid-Hants Railway
• Country United Kingdom
• Videos 109
• Operators 30
• Rolling stock classes 35
• Headcodes 61