Tiverton Junction to Tiverton
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USEFUL MAPS
Members and general visitors to the CRS site will be interested in visiting http://www.railmaponline.com From the opening page a full map of the UK can be accessed which can then be enlarged to show every railway line in the UK. Not just today's network but lines from the past have been overlaid. As you zoom in sidings and even tramways become visible.
A valuable tip from Guy Vincent.
Members and general visitors to the CRS site will be interested in visiting http://www.railmaponline.com From the opening page a full map of the UK can be accessed which can then be enlarged to show every railway line in the UK. Not just today's network but lines from the past have been overlaid. As you zoom in sidings and even tramways become visible.
A valuable tip from Guy Vincent.
Halberton Halt
Halberton Halt as a train arrives from Tiverton Junction. Note a commuters bicycle leaning against the shelter. Copyright Mike Roach
Halberton Halt seen from a train in a similar position to that seen above but in 1963. No bicycle there as the shoppers make their way off the platform. It looks like the surface of the platform needs attention but did it get it? 1963 Copyright Sid Sponheimer.
Grand Western Canal Aquaduct
Tiverton (See also the Exe Valley Line)
Tiverton. 1442 stands at the bay platform awaiting passengers for Tiverton Junction. It's the 7th September, not the last day for this branch but the last day for the Hemyock line. Copyright Mike Roach
Tiverton This time 1466 waits it turn to the Junction. 7th September 1963 Copyright Mike Roach