Avon Crescent Level Crossing

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To Canons Marsh: Avon Crescent Signal Box
To Ashton Junction: Cumberland Road West

History

This was also the location of a pedestrian footbridge across the railway.

Gallery

  • The view from Avon Crescent towards Cumberland Road West. A boatyard stands on the alignment of the railway.
    The view from Avon Crescent towards Cumberland Road West. A boatyard stands on the alignment of the railway.
  • The two stone pillars on the right of this photo show where the railway crossed the road.
    The two stone pillars on the right of this photo show where the railway crossed the road.
  • The railway used to run behind the Novia Scotia pub before crossing locks at the entrance to Bristol. The alignment is now housing and garages.
    The railway used to run behind the Novia Scotia pub before crossing locks at the entrance to Bristol. The alignment is now housing and garages.

2018

  • The same viewpoint as in the first photo above. The alignment has become an access path to a new Metrobus route built along the Harbour Railway branch. 1.4.18
    The same viewpoint as in the first photo above. The alignment has become an access path to a new Metrobus route built along the Harbour Railway branch. 1.4.18
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