This first set of pics were sent to me by Mike who lives in Severn Beach. This one shows a bubble car that has crashed through the buffers c.1977. It also gives a glimpse of the old station building.

A view of the original station building.

The station building as viewed from the platform.

This pic of 47635 was also sent to me by Mike. You can see more in this series of pics Here Thanks Mike for the pics :)

Approaching Severn Beach from the road.

The end of the line. The grim weather in this set of pics suits the location perfectly.

This wasn't always the end of the line. The railway used to continue through the set of gates visible behind the buffer stop. This particular track isn't connected to the branch anymore.

So this is actually the end of the line :)

Looking along the platform taking in the platform shelter and station paraphanalia.

The view in the opposite direction with Avonmouth in the background.

The view from the end of the platform.

Looking along the line. It looks like a very bumpy ride.

Looking back along the platform.

The area alongside the station used to contain a carriage siding which held summer specials when the people in the Midlands visited Severn Beach in their droves. Later it was used as a headshunt and for storage of wagons using the nearbye ICI works.

This pic, sent to me by Mike, shows the sidings during the 70s. The fire service are attending a small bush fire.

A brook passes under the station.

This row of houses occupy the site of the old Severn Beach station building.