Montpelier railway station, Bristol [15 photos] in ST59217452

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Montpelier railway station, Bristol

The station was opened on 1 October 1874 as Montpellier by the Great Western and Midland Railways as part of the Clifton Extension Railway. Goods services at Montpelier (as it was known by then) ended in 1965, and all staff were withdrawn in 1967. The line was largely reduced to single track in 1970, with the northern platform abandoned and all trains using the remaining platform. (Extract of the Wikipedia entry).

by Stephen Craven

Created: Tue, 26 Dec 2017, Updated: Tue, 26 Dec 2017

15 images use this description:

ST5974 : Montpelier Station: an up train arrives by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Montpelier Station: the tunnel mouth by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Montpelier station - footbridge by Stephen Craven

2017

ST5974 : Montpelier Station by Eirian Evans

2018

ST5974 : Montpelier station building by Stephen Craven

2017

ST5974 : St Andrew's Road tunnel - western portal by Stephen Craven

2017

ST5974 : Montpelier station - cycle parking by Stephen Craven

2017

ST5974 : Station Road, Montpelier by Martin Tester

1966

ST5974 : Montpelier Station sign by Martin Tester

1966

ST5974 : Montpelier Station, looking east by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Montpelier Station, with a mystery! by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Railway track west of Montpelier station by Stephen Craven

2017

ST5974 : Montpelier Station: an up train departs by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Montpelier Station: looking along the footbridge by Martin Tester

1967

ST5974 : Montpelier station platform by Stephen Craven

2017

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