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Image:Flax Bourton9.jpg|The goods shed viewed from a field opposite the site of the station.  
Image:Flax Bourton9.jpg|The goods shed viewed from a field opposite the site of the station.  
Image:Flax Bourton10.jpg|The station building. I was surprised to see that this is open to the elements. I expected it to be boarded up.  
Image:Flax Bourton10.jpg|The station building. I was surprised to see that this is open to the elements. I expected it to be boarded up.  
Image:Flax Bourton11.jpg|A general look at the station. It must have been quite pretty at one time.  
Image:Flax Bourton11.jpg|A general look at the station site.  
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== 2005 ==
== 2005 ==
3rd February
3rd February

Revision as of 23:59, 12 February 2008

<googlemap lat="51.424711" lon="-2.701797"> 51.424666, -2.701781, Flax Bourton Station </googlemap>

To Bristol: Flax Bourton Footbridge
To the Southwest: Station Road - Flax Bourton

History

Opened on the 2nd March 1893. Closed to passengers on the 2nd December 1963. Closed to goods on the 1st July 1964. The corrugated lamp shed that once stood in the yard at this station can now be seen at Crowcombe on the West Somerset Railway.

Trackplan

1960s

1971

2003

2004

4th March

2005

3rd February