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<googlemap lat="50.491808" lon="-4.208536"> 50.497814, -4.209051, Calstock </googlemap>

To Plymouth: Calstock Viaduct
To Gunnislake:

Gallery

2005

  • Calstock station looking towards Gunnislake with 150219 having arrived from Plymouth. © Andrew Ross
    Calstock station looking towards Gunnislake with 150219 having arrived from Plymouth. © Andrew Ross
  • The view in the direction of Plymouth. The car park is built on the site of the goods shed. A siding led from here to a wagon lift next to Calstock Viaduct by which wagons were lowered to a Quay some 112 feet below. © Andrew Ross
    The view in the direction of Plymouth. The car park is built on the site of the goods shed. A siding led from here to a wagon lift next to Calstock Viaduct by which wagons were lowered to a Quay some 112 feet below. © Andrew Ross
  • The platform shelter. © Andrew Ross
    The platform shelter. © Andrew Ross
  • A view of the shelter and information board. © Andrew Ross
    A view of the shelter and information board. © Andrew Ross
  • This grounded GWR coach body was a short walk from the station and supposedly dates from the 1890s. © Andrew Ross
    This grounded GWR coach body was a short walk from the station and supposedly dates from the 1890s. © Andrew Ross
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