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Seaton Junction Station
This long time closed station, on the line between Axminster & Honiton was, in its heyday, quite a large establishment. A large milk depot, cattle pens, offices and adjacent hotel. The Station was originally named Colyton for Seaton. When the branch to Seaton was opened it was renamed Colyton Junction and subsequently Seaton Junction. There were extensive goods sidings and 4 tracks through the station. Only one bi-directional line exists today. The photo was taken from the rear cab of a Class 159 turbo train in 1995. |
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| Source | From geograph.org.uk |
| Author | Clive Warneford |
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