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South Devon Railway Stations GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATIONS PART 4 South Devon Railway LENS OF SUTTON ASSOCIATION List 20 (Issue 2 October 2010) Kingsbridge, 18 July 1957 (3078 D Cullum Collection) GWR South Devon Stations Page 1 SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY STATIONS The GWR system in South Devon comprised the SDR main line between Exeter and Plymouth, together with the branch lines to Kingswear, Moretonhampstead, Ashburton, Kingsbridge, Yealmpton and Launceston. (The Launceston branch, which started in Devon but ended in Cornwall, is also included in the Cornwall list). 53694 GWR Alphington Halt General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform and waiting shelter. 53770 GWR Alphington Halt General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform and waiting shelter. 3084 GWR Ashburton View south from terminus, 08-07-1957 (D Cullum Collection). 3085 GWR Ashburton General view, 08-07-1957, showing single platform and station buildings, with '14XX' class 0-4-2T No.1470 (D Cullum Collection). 53581 GWR Ashburton Detailed view of station interior, circa 1960s. 53582 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing the single platform, goods shed and train shed, looking north towards the terminal buffer stops. 53583 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing train shed and station buildings, looking north towards the terminal buffer stops. 53584 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing train shed and station buildings, looking north. 53585 GWR Ashburton General view of train shed, looking south towards Totnes, circa 1960s. 53586 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing train shed from buffer stops. 53587 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing train shed from buffer stops, with cattle wagons alongside the loading dock. 53588 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing interior of train shed. 53589 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing train shed, station buildings and goods shed. 53839 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1960s, showing '45XX' class 2-6-2T on local goods working in front of train shed. 53840 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1950s, showing passenger platform, station building, train shed and goods shed. 53841 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1912s, looking south beneath the train shed with an unidentified '517' class 0-4-2T alongside the platform. 53842 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1912, looking south towards the engine shed. 53843 GWR Ashburton Panoramic view of terminus, looking north circa 1912, showing platform, train shed and goods shed. 53844 GWR Ashburton General view, circa 1920s, showing goods shed and train shed, looking north. 53859 GWR Ashburton View of station from the approach road, circa 1912. 53759 GWR Ashton General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform, station building and level crossing. 53763 GWR Ashton General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform, station building and level crossing. 53806 GWR Ashton General view, 11-06-1921, showing single platform, station building and open ground frame. GWR South Devon Stations Page 2 53807 GWR Ashton General view, circa 1912, showing single platform, station building and level crossing. 53808 GWR Ashton General view, circa 1920, showing single platform and approaching branch train headed by '517' class 0-4-2T. 53683 GWR Avonwick General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform and good shed. 53684 GWR Avonwick General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform, station building and goods shed. 53685 GWR Avonwick General view, circa 1912, showing 'Metro' 2-4-0T alongside single platform with branch train. 53686 GWR Avonwick View of branch train on single line behind unidentified 'Metro' 2-4- 0T, circa 1912. 53687 GWR Avonwick Detailed view showing railway staff on single platform, with approaching train, probably circa 1920. 53688 GWR Avonwick General view, 10-06-1921, showing single platform and station building. 53890 GWR Bickleigh Postcard view, circa 1906, showing up and down platforms and station buildings. 55422 GWR Bickleigh General view, circa 1960, showing up and down platforms and station buildings, looking north. 55423 GWR Bickleigh General view, circa 1960, showing up and down platforms, station buildings and signal cabin, looking north towards Launceston. 53516 GWR Bittaford Platform General view, circa 1960s, showing up and down platforms and pagoda shelters with approaching train. 53517 GWR Bittaford Platform General view, circa 1912, showing up and down platforms with 'Duke' class 4-4-0. 53518 GWR Bittaford Platform Postcard view, circa 1912, showing up and down platforms with viaduct in foreground. 53526 GWR Bittaford Platform General view, circa 1912, showing up and down platforms and pagoda buildings. 53805 GWR Bittaford Platform General view, circa 1960s, showing up and down platforms and pagoda buildings. 53867 GWR Bittaford Platform General view, circa 1960s, showing up and down platforms and pagoda buildings. 2671 GWR Bovey View north from the level crossing, 10-08-1955 (D Cullum Collection). 2672 GWR Bovey View south from the down platform, 10-08-1955 (D Cullum Collection). 53553 GWR Bovey Postcard view, circa 1912, showing "Bovey Tracey from the Station". 53554 GWR Bovey Postcard view, circa 1912, showing up and down platforms and station buildings, with approaching train. 53555 GWR Bovey Postcard view, circa 1922, showing Great Western AEC motor buses Nos.752 and 750 in the station approach. 53556 GWR Bovey General view, circa 1920s, looking north along the up platform. 53557 GWR Bovey General view, circa 1960s, showing up and down platforms, station buildings and goods shed, looking north towards Moretonhampstead. 53558 GWR Bovey Postcard view, circa 1912, showing GWR motor buses in the station yard. 53560 GWR Bovey Postcard view, circa 1912, showing up and down platforms and station buildings, looking north. 53566 GWR Bovey General view, 09-06-1921, showing up and down platforms and station buildings. 53567 GWR Bovey Detailed view showing main station building, circa 1921. 53883 GWR Bovey General view, circa 1959, showing up and down platforms and station buildings. GWR South Devon Stations Page 3 53884 GWR Bovey General view, circa 1959, showing up and down platforms and station buildings. 53885 GWR Bovey General view, circa 1959, showing up and down platforms, station buildings and goods shed. 2940 GWR Brent General view, 02-09-1956, showing 'Britannia' and 'Grange' class locomotives (D Cullum Collection). 3081 GWR Brent View west from the road overbridge, 08-07-1957 (D Cullum Collection). 3082 GWR Brent View east from road overbridge, 08-07-1957, showing junction (D Cullum Collection). 53521 GWR Brent View from bridge, 01-05-1925, showing LNER 4-6-2 passing through station. 53522 GWR Brent Detailed view showing a double-headed working behind 0-6-0 and 0-6- 0ST locomotives. 53523 GWR Brent General view, circa 1912, showing Kingsbridge branch train behind 2-6- 2T locomotive. 53524 GWR Brent Detailed view showing 2-6-2T No.3104 in Kingsbridge branch platform. 53525 GWR Brent View from bridge, circa 1970s, showing up and down platforms, station buildings, goods shed and footbridge. 53527 GWR Brent View from bridge, circa 1905, showing up and down platforms, branch platform, station buildings, signal box and good shed. 53528 GWR Brent General view, circa 1912, showing 'Metro' 2-4-0T beside platform. 53529 GWR Brent General view, circa 1970s, showing platform and station building. 53530 GWR Brent General view, circa 1950s, showing platform and station building. 53531 GWR Brent General view, circa 1970s, showing island platform and station building. 53532 GWR Brent General view, circa 1970s, showing island platform and station building. 53533 GWR Brent View from train, circa 1960s, showing pagoda shelter. 53534 GWR Brent General view, circa 1970s, showing island platform and road overbridge. 53535 GWR Brent General view, circa 1912s, showing up and down platforms, station buildings and signal box, with Atlantic 4-4-2 No.172 The Abbot. 53536 GWR Brent View from bridge, circa 1920s, showing platforms, station buildings, goods shed and signal box. 53537 GWR Brent Detailed view showing 2-6-2T No.2185 taking water. 53891 GWR Brent General view, circa 1960, showing up and down platforms and road overbridge. 53892 GWR Brent General view, circa 1960, showing up and down platforms, station buildings and footbridge. 54395 GWR Brent Archive view, circa 1900, showing an unidentified 'Duke' class 4-4-0 passing Rattery signal cabin, with bridge rails and longitudinal sleepers still in situ on one line. 2942 GWR Brimley Halt View south from road overbridge, 03-09-1956, showing single platform (D Cullum Collection). 53879 GWR Brimley Halt General view, circa 1958, showing single platform and waiting shelter. 53600 GWR Britannia Halt General view, circa 1960s, showing platform and waiting shelter. 53617 GWR Britannia Halt General view, circa 1960s, showing the single platform, level crossing and Steam Ferry Crossing Ground Frame. 53601 GWR Brixham Postcard view, circa 1912, showing single platform, station building and goods shed. 53666 GWR Brixham General view, circa 1960, showing single platform and station building. 53667 GWR Brixham General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform branch terminus. 53668 GWR Brixham General view, circa 1960s, showing single platform and station building. 53669 GWR Brixham General view, circa 1960s, showing diesel unit in single platform branch terminus. GWR South Devon Stations Page 4 Brixham circa 1912 (53601) 53775 GWR Brixham Detailed view, circa 1920, showing coaches 1505 and 1529
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