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Image:Parson Street21.jpg|A general view of the station.  
Image:Parson Street21.jpg|A general view of the station.  
Image:Parson Street22.jpg|The view east showing the footbridge.
Image:Parson Street22.jpg|The view east showing the footbridge.
Image:Parson Street23.jpg|[[Bedminster Down]] bridge with [[Parson Street Junction]] beyond. A mobile phone mast was being installed on the site of [[West Depot]].
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Revision as of 13:16, 15 February 2008

<googlemap lat="51.433197" lon="-2.608008"> 51.433317, -2.607837, Parson Street </googlemap>

To Bristol: Malago Vale Carriage Sidings
To the Southwest: Bedminster Down Road

History

Opened on the 29th August 1927 as Parson Street Platform. The station was rebuilt as part of a project to quadruple the lines west from Temple Meads and reopened on 21st May 1933. The suffix 'Platform' was dropped at the same time. The station buildings were demolished in January 1971.

Track Plans

2003

18.11.03

2007

13.2.07