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No 7029 Clun Castle at Bristol Temple Meads, 1966A view of 4-6-0 Castle class locomotive, Clun Castle, No 7029 at Bristol Temple Meads in 1966; seen here at a Farewell to Steam event. The platform is full of enthusiasts and onlookers
Bristol Temple Meads station alterations, 1934Views of the cellars beneath the broad gauge platforms during the alterations at Bristol Temple Meads station in 1934. The expansion of the station started in 1930 and lasted until 1935
Bristol Temple Meads Station, c1900A snowy scene at Bristol Temple Meads Station in about 1900. The 1870s extension is at the top of the image and the original Brunel building is on the left
Decorations at Bristol Temple Meads for Queens Visit, 1956This photograph shows the façade of Bristol Temple Meads station decorated for Queen Elizabeth IIs visit in 1956
Locomotive No. 2939, Croome CourtCroome Court can be seen here departing from Bristol Temple Meads Station. It was part of the Saint Class of locomotives, built in 1911. It was withdrawn from service in December 1950
Bristol Temple Meads Station in about 1900A stunning view of the facade of Bristol Temple Meads station in about 1900. The 1870s station extension grandly towers over the people coming from the entrance and the horse and carts
Bristol Temple Meads Station c. 1840sReproduction of a lithograph showing Brunels original Bristol Temple Meads Station in about the 1840s. Carriages are passing the facade of the station and ladies are strolling nearby
Bristol Temple Meads Station, c. 1843Lithograph by John Cooke Bourne of Brunels train shed at Bristol Temple Meads Station in c.1843, a few years after the station opened in 1840
Bristol Temple Meads Decorated for The Queens Visit, 5th December 1958This image shows Bristol Temple Meads station decorated for H.M. Queen Elizabeth IIs visit on 5th December 1958
Class 37 Diesel Locomotive No. D6882 at Bristol Temple Meads, 1960sClass 37 Diesel Locomotive No. D6882 at Bristol Temple Meads in the early 1960s. Also known as the English Electric Type 3
Bristol Temple Meads Station c1840sA lithograph of Brunels Bristol Temple Meads Station c.1840s. A range of carts, horse carriages and people are passing the grand facade of the original Temple Meads station building
Bristol Temple Meads Goods Depot, c. 1930A view of the bustling Bristol Temple Meads Goods Depot, c.1930. GWR dray horses and carts are loaded with goods, and a motor van is leaving the depot. The enquiry office is in the background
Bristol Temple Meads Station, c. 1936A view of Diesel Railcar No. 11, built by AEC, waiting at a platform at Bristol Temple Meads in c.1936. These new streamlined railcars were very much of their time
