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'''To Yate''': [[A419]]<br> | |||
'''To Yate''': [[ | |||
'''To the North''': [[Stonedale Road Footbridge]]<br> | '''To the North''': [[Stonedale Road Footbridge]]<br> | ||
'''To Nailsworth''': [[Midland Road Footbridge]] | '''To Nailsworth''': [[Midland Road Footbridge]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 12 April 2026
To Yate: A419
To the North: Stonedale Road Footbridge
To Nailsworth: Midland Road Footbridge
History
Opened on 8th July 1844. The suffix Bristol Road was added on 17th September 1951. Closed to passengers on 4th January 1965 and goods on 3rd January 1966. The redundant goods yard became the Stonehouse Coal Concentration Depot from 7th October 1966. It closed in 1989.
Gallery
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The site of Stonehouse (Bristol Road) as viewed from the north. The mainline to Bristol curves past the surviving Station Master's house, while the route of the branch to Nailsworth curves to the left. -
A zoomed view showing the Station Master's house alongside the railway. -
The site viewed from the south. -
The boundary fence marks the route of the branch to Nailsworth. -
The route south has been partially blocked by a new housing estate. -
Two views of the Station Master's house. -
