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Choose a picture from our Somerset Stations Collection for your Wall Art and Photo Gifts
24 items
Hallatrow Station Collection3 items
Camerton Station, Somerset, c. 1900
Radford & Timsbury HaltRadford and Timsbury Halt, Somerset, c. 1910
Limpley Stoke Station, Wiltshire, c. 1950s
Taunton Station Collection4 items
Blue Anchor Station Collection3 items
Beadon and Uphill StationBleadon and Uphill Station, Somerset, c. 1950s
Bishops Lydeard Station Collection3 items
Bath Spa Station Collection6 items
Bathford Halt, Somerset, c. 1960s
Bathampton Station Collection4 items
Athelney Station Collection2 items
Castle Cary Collection3 items
Yeovil Pen Mill Collection3 items
Highbridge Station, Somerset, 1928
Frome Station Collection4 items
Nailsea and Backwell Station, Somerset, c. 1900A view of Nailsea and Backwell Station in Somerset, c.1900, showing one of the signal boxes and a locomotive pulling into the station
Montacute Station, Somerset, 1962Unfortunately there is no caption on the back of this photograph taken of Montacute Station in 1962. We can only assume that some kind of maintenance is taking place on the line towards Yeovil
Milverton Station, Somerset, c. 1950sA quiet looking Milverton Station photographed in the 1950 s. The signal box, station building and goods shed all stand alongside each other on the down platform which took trains onto Wiveliscombe
Norton Fitzwarren train crash, 1940On the night of November 4th 1940 locomotive No. 6028 King George VI left Paddington Station hauling thirteen coaches heading for Penzance
Norton Fitzwarren train crash in 1940On the night of November 4th 1940 locomotive No. 6028 King George VI left Paddington Station hauling thirteen coaches heading for Penzance
Yeovil Town Station, Somerset, c. 1950sA bustling scene at Yeovil Town Station taken in the late 1950 s. The chimneys of the large station building can be seen above the platform canopy
Keynsham Station, Somerset, c. 1900A view of Keynsham Station in Somerset, c.1900, showing the station building and platforms. The station opened in August 1840 when the line between Bristol and Bath was completed
Shepton Mallet Station, Somerset, c. 1910A view of Shepton Mallet station in Somerset, c.1910, showing Saddle Tank No. 2729 in the foreground and a number of passengers on the opposite platform
