... been just an occupational crossing. Last edited on 17 May 2018 22:21 by Rob Manchester posted: 17 May 2018 23:15 from: Martin Wynne Rob Manchester wrote: Re the Woofferton railway shot. Map from 1903 is here and I am a little confused. Assuming the shot is taken from Station Road looking along where the platforms would have been where is the bridge in the distance that appears to have had its span removed just leaving the abutments? Hi Rob, It was an occupation bridge, linking farmland: 2_171801_490000000.jpg A great track plan. Unusually the branch bay platform was on the opposite side of the main line from the branch, so all branch trains had to cross over. In later years they used the main platform. 2_171801_490000001.png© NLS I don't know when the bridge was removed, but I will try to find out. Here's a linked photo, bridge in the backgound: image054.jpg linked from: http://www.robertdarlaston.co.uk/railways.htm cheers, Martin. posted: 18 May 2018 00:24 from: Rob Manchester Thanks ...