Gloucester to Bristol

including the branches to Nailsworth, Dursley and Thornbury

by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith

Intended to be part of the GWR, this route and its branches were absorbed by the Midland Railway, whose influences were still evident when they were incorporated into the Western Region of British Railways. The evolution is fully illustrated in the volume.

Book Details

Author: Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
Series: Midland Main Lines
Publisher: Middleton Press Ltd
Published: 01 June 2004
Reprinted: 09 December 2015
ISBN: 9781904474357
Language: English

Format: Hardback
Dimensions: 240 x 174 mm
General: 96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history

Stations & Locations

Stations		Photo
Gloucester (1st M.R.Stn.)		1
Gloucester (2nd M.R.Stn.)		2-4
Gloucester Eastgate		5-12
Gloucester Docks		13-18
Tuffley Junction		19-22
Haresfield		23-24
Standish Junction		25-26
Stonehouse (M.R.)		27-29
Stonehouse Bristol Road		30
Ryeford		31-32
Dudbridge		33-36
Stroud		37-40
Woodchester		41-44
Nailsworth		45-49
Frocester		50-52
Coaley		53-57
Cam & Dursley		58
Cam		59-62
Dursley		63-67
Berkeley Road		68-73
Charfield		74-75
Wickwar		76-80
Yate Junction		81-82
Yate		83-85
Iron Acton		86-88
Tytherington		89-91
Thornbury		92-95
Westerleigh		96-99
Mangotsfield		100-107
Staple Hill		108
Fishponds		109-110
Bristol St.Philips		111
Barrow Road Engine Shed		112-114
Barton Hill (Bristol)		115
Bristol Temple Meads		116-120