| Re: When Bath Spa was mixed gauge... Posted by grahame at 22:49, 5th November 2024 |      |
Just noticed that this town plan records Bath Spa's mixed gauge layout. No bays, a pair of lines for the platforms and two more between them - and outside, just a short walk to the tram.
Mark
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=19.5&lat=51.37769&lon=-2.35712&layers=117746211a&b=LIDAR_DTM_1m&o=100
Mark
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=19.5&lat=51.37769&lon=-2.35712&layers=117746211a&b=LIDAR_DTM_1m&o=100
As that's out of copyright I think I can post an image too
| Re: When Bath Spa was mixed gauge... Posted by bradshaw at 20:10, 5th November 2024 | |
The Weymouth version of 1863 shows the mixed gauge in the station and the gauntletted track over the turntable
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=19.0&lat=50.61751&lon=-2.45602&layers=117746211&b=ESRIWorld&o=100
| When Bath Spa was mixed gauge... Posted by Mark A at 18:09, 5th November 2024 | |
Just noticed that this town plan records Bath Spa's mixed gauge layout. No bays, a pair of lines for the platforms and two more between them - and outside, just a short walk to the tram.
Mark
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=19.5&lat=51.37769&lon=-2.35712&layers=117746211a&b=LIDAR_DTM_1m&o=100
