Temple Meads

Arriving at Bristol Temple Meades
just off the Virgin train from Birmingham New Street



the white tile facing to the building washes down easily and keeps fresher than stone









I believe this GWR logo to be Edwardian about 1910














a classic bench with the Great Western Railway GWR lLogo from about 1920






I love this dramtic light

the refreshment room is spot lighted








the second train shed which was used for the Clifton branch line but is now a car park






elegant wind screens cut down driving rain and snow
















this head is by the bus stop at the end of the oldest building

its companion has been stolen so I wanted to record it











Post Code Addresses usful in maps
1 BS1 6QQ Club (Great Western Railway Staff Association), Approach Road
2 BS1 6QQ Great Western Railway Staff Association, Club, Approach Road
3 BS1 6QQ Taxi Drivers Rest, Approach Road

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One of the great Victorian "train sheds"


Temple Meads Station by Isambard Kingdom Brunel architect,
at Bristol, England,
UK, 1840 (circa),

Badgerline	375	Bristol to Bridgwater	Mon to Sat (every 60 mins)	Jul 2005
Via Temple Meads- Whitchurch-Pensford- Clutton-Farrington Gurney

After each Bunfight I await the train home here






















the furniture and the beer are not so good but I love this room for its architecture



















the bar is new too