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Other FARSAP videos on the Gloucester Warwickshire Railway

    


Video Credits

Filmed by: Derek Young, James & Isabelle Piper
Filmed in: September 2018
Archive Photographs: Ken Booth, Peter Jordan (both SRS Copyright), Gloucester Warwickshire Steam Railway archives.
Narrator: Neil Mackay
Signaller / Signalling Department Manager: Robin Walker
Operations Manager: Neil Carr
Video Editor: Derek Young

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Key Chronology

1904-1906 Honeybourne Line opened by Great Western Railway as far as Toddington.
1905 Line extended and Winchcombe station opened.
1906 Remaining section through to Cheltenham opened.
1960 Passenger services withdrawn, Winchcombe station closed.
1977 Line closed.
1984 Gloucester Warwickshire Railway commenced operations at Toddington.
1987 Line reopened betwwen Toddington and Winchcombe. Hall Green signal box reconstructed at Winchcombe with lever frame from Honeybourne West Loop.
2003 Line reopened between Winchcombe and Cheltenham Racecourse.
2018 Line reopened between Broadway and Toddington.

 


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