Horton Road Level Crossing

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To Bristol: Gloucester Yard Junction
To Gloucester Central: Horton Road Depot
To the North: Barnwood Junction

Gallery

  • Horton Road Level Crossing on a very foggy 12.12.05.
    Horton Road Level Crossing on a very foggy 12.12.05.
  • The view east. The tracks curving around to the left are for trains heading north, while those on the right pass under the A4302 Metz Way before heading south.
    The view east. The tracks curving around to the left are for trains heading north, while those on the right pass under the A4302 Metz Way before heading south.
  • The view west with platform 1 of Gloucester station just about visible through the fog. Horton Road Junction is also known as Tramway Junction because a tramway called The Gloucester & Cheltenham Railway crossed this spot before the arrival of the railway.
    The view west with platform 1 of Gloucester station just about visible through the fog. Horton Road Junction is also known as Tramway Junction because a tramway called The Gloucester & Cheltenham Railway crossed this spot before the arrival of the railway.
  • Gloucester Area Signalling Centre sits alongside the crossing.
    Gloucester Area Signalling Centre sits alongside the crossing.
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