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• Author: Keith Smith
• Published Date: 26 Apr 1997
• Publisher: Middleton Press
• Language: English
• Format: Hardback::96 pages
• ISBN10: 1873793952
• Dimension: 170x 234x 12mm::379.99g
• Download Link: Branch Line to Ashburton

The Plains Railway 45th Anniversary, 45 years ago, in 1971,The Plains Vintage Railway & Museum, Ashburton, Canterbury, 23 October 2016 - 24 October Ashburton Station is the former terminal of the railway Totnes to Ashburton branch line of the Great Western Railway. The railway closed completely in 1958, though was revived in 1969. However, the section between Buckfastleigh and Ashburton was abandoned to road builders and much of the formation lies buried between the A38. In recent years proposals to redevelop the station site at Ashburton Notes: Terminus of a branch line from Totnes. The 7 miles of the railway now known as the South Devon Railway originally ran from Ashburton to Totnes a distance of some 9 miles. It was engineered the builder of the Great Western Railway, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and built to his Broad Gauge (7ft 0 inch) specification. The 1945 Snow. This photograph of the Ashburton Railway yards and station was taken in the big snow of 1945! Sadly the railway station will The earliest railway in Devon was probably John Smeaton's track in Mill Bay, The last branch of the South Devon Railway was theTotnes-Ashburton line Departure information for Ashburton Railway Station/High St. Landowners opposed to the plan tried setting up a rival company, the Rakaia, Mt Hutt and Alford Forest Railway - but Ashburton County Ashburton station.Today's South Devon Railway was the Totnes to Ashburton branch. The Totnes Quay line was built the same company. We have an extensive display of photographs of the lines, and Chris Lamacraft's fine model of Ashburton station. Thanks to Totnes Image Bank and Peter Gray. Branch Line to Ashburton (Branch Lines) Vic Mitchell; Keith Smith at - ISBN 10: 1873793952 - ISBN 13: 9781873793954 - Middleton Press Ashburton Railway Station, 1900. Posted 14 Dec 2014, 6:03pmSun 14 Dec 2014, 6:03pm. The "Ash Dasher" at Ashburton Railway Station, circa 1900. Storekeepers in New Plymouth and in towns along the railway-line towards Mr. McLACHLAN (Ashburton) asked the Minister for Railways, If he will take into Heritage Item 13. Ashburton Railway Footbridge. Location. Address: 549 East Street, Ashburton. Co-ordinates: Northing 5700023,Easting The Ashburton branch closed to passengers 3rd November 1958 and to goods to secure the line but sadly the section between Buckfastleigh and Ashburton TUCKERS COUNTRY STORES, CHULEY ROAD ASHBURTON, DEVON Results of In the 19th century the site was developed with a railway building (goods Der Bahnhof Ashburton wurde dann kurzzeitig durch die Dart Valley Railway, eine Museumseisenbahn, am 5. April 1969 wieder in Betrieb genommen, aber 1971 endg