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Winchcombe Station and Footbridge, Gloucestershire, c. 1910
A view of Winchcombe Station in Gloucestershire, c.1910, showing the footbridge and platforms.
Winchcombe station opened in February 1905 and closed to passengers in March 1960. Goods operations ceased in November 1964, but the station reopened in 1987 as part of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway (heritage). STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway. © STEAM Museum of the GWR
Media ID 10755390
Filename: HSW3 072.jpg
Size: 2088 x 1284 (1.4MB)
Date: 1st April 2015
Source: STEAM Museum of the GWR
1900s 1910s Footbridge Gloucestershire Railway Station Greet Winchcombe
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In this evocative photograph taken around 1910, Winchcombe Station in Gloucestershire proudly showcases its quintessential charm of the early 20th century railway era. The station, which opened in February 1905, is nestled amongst lush greenery, with the footbridge arching gracefully over the railway tracks. The platforms, lined with quaint wooden benches, invite travelers to sit and wait for their trains, as steam engines chugged along the rails in the background. The footbridge, a vital connection between the platforms and the town of Winchcombe, is adorned with cast iron railings and features a charming Victorian-era design. Winchcombe Station was an essential stop along the railway line, serving the picturesque town and its surrounding areas. The station closed to passengers in March 1960, but the railway line continued to carry goods until November 1964. The station was then left abandoned for nearly three decades. However, the station was brought back to life in 1987 when it was reopened as part of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway (GWR), a heritage railway line that preserves the rich history of the Great Western Railway. Today, visitors can step back in time and experience the magic of travel by steam train, as they explore the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire. This photograph captures a moment in time, offering a glimpse into the past and the nostalgia of a bygone era. The scene at Winchcombe Station in 1910 remains a cherished memory for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike.