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The Exe Valley branch ran in a northwards direction from its junction with the West of England main line at Stoke Canon Junction, about 4 miles north of Exeter.  As with many Great Western branches, there were a number of halts on the line, but the first station up the branch was Thorverton, serving a small village about a mile to the west.  An unidentified ‘1400’ Class 0-4-2T with its autocoach before heading off  towards Exeter on 26th July 1963.

  • Author Laurie Golden
  • Category Exe-Valley
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  • Uploaded 05/11/2015
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