Oldfield Park

To Bristol: Brook Road
To Bath: Brougham Hayes

History

Opened in 1929 as Oldfield Park Platform.

Track Plans

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  A track plan of Oldfield Park and surrounding area from 1988

1960s

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  The Blue Pullman trundles through Oldfield Park as it approaches Bath Spa. c/o Andrew Ford

2004

22.6.04

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  The entrance to Platform 2 at Oldfield Park. The path leads to Brook Road which crosses the railway on the bridge visible in the photo.
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  Platform shelters and seats on Platform 2.
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  158746 pulls into the station with a service that will stop next at Bath Spa.
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  At the Bath end of Platform 2 a staircase leads to some electrical equipment cabinets.
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  The view of the station from the Bath end of Platform 2.
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  The entrance to Platform 1 from Brook Road.
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  Information boards.
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  A part-time ticket office sits on Platform 1.
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  Platform Shelters
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  An HST storms through with a London service.
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  Well, when I said storms through I obviously meant 40mph... The loop is the Down Goods Loop.
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  A zoomed view showing Brougham Hayes road bridge and the down goods loop. Just visible in the distance, on the right hand side, are sidings serving the Bath & NE Somerset Council Refuse Transfer Station. This was built on the site of Westmoreland Road Goods Depot.
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  The view back along the station from the Bath end of Platform 1.
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  At the Bristol end of Platform 1 there is a collection of electrical cabinets in various styles.