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'''To Yate''': [[Coaley Mill]]<br>
'''To Yate''': [[Lapley]]<br>
'''To the North''': [[Peter's Street]]
'''To the North''': [[Peter's Street]]
 
== History ==
Opened on 8th July [[1844]]. A Station Master's house was constructed in [[1847]]. Closed to passengers and goods on 11th December [[1961]]. Frocester signal box closed on 11th May [[1962]].
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Image:Frocester1.jpg|A photo of the site of Frocester station taken on an unfortunately sunny winter's day. The surviving station masters house is visible, but all else of the station has been removed.
Image:Frocester2.jpg|A similar view, this time pointing down the line to Bristol, rather than directly into the sun.
Image:Frocester3.jpg|The view north.
Image:Frocester4.jpg|A zoomed view north showing the bridge at [[Bath Road-Frocester|Bath Road]].
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Revision as of 23:19, 29 December 2008

<googlemap lat="51.727407" lon="-2.318276"> 51.72734, -2.318255, Frocester </googlemap>

To Yate: Lapley
To the North: Peter's Street

History

Opened on 8th July 1844. A Station Master's house was constructed in 1847. Closed to passengers and goods on 11th December 1961. Frocester signal box closed on 11th May 1962.

Gallery