Long Ashton Halt

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To Bristol: Yanley Farm 121-63
To the Southwest: Mill Cottages Footpath

History

Long Ashton Halt was first opened in approx 1841 and closed in 1856. It was reopened on the 12th July 1926 and closed again on the 6th January 1941.

2004

• The Long Ashton Bypass crosses the railway at the site of what was once Long Ashton Halt.
  The Long Ashton Bypass crosses the railway at the site of what was once Long Ashton Halt.
• A view from underneath the bypass. The railway crosses where the brownish coloured line is at the top of the photo.
  A view from underneath the bypass. The railway crosses where the brownish coloured line is at the top of the photo.

2007

31.03.07

• The view towards Bristol from the bypass. © Ian Tiley
  The view towards Bristol from the bypass. © Ian Tiley
• And the view west. © Ian Tiley
  And the view west. © Ian Tiley
• GWR King Class 6024 King Edward I and GWR Castle Class 5051 Earl Bathurst head south with The Cornishman on the 31.3.07. © Ian Tiley
  GWR King Class 6024 King Edward I and GWR Castle Class 5051 Earl Bathurst head south with The Cornishman on the 31.3.07. © Ian Tiley