![]() Station Name:MONMOUTH - TROY![]() On 4 January 1959. 0-6-0PT No.6412 is seen at the east end of the Stephenson Locomotive Society special. The Duke of Beaufort Bridge over the River Wye is seen in the distance.
Photo by JCW Halliday ![]() Looking south-west from the down platform at Monmouth Troy station on 4 January 1959. The the Stephenson Locomotive Society special stands in the down platform awaiting departure to Chepstow.
Photo by JCW Halliday ![]() Photo reproduced from Wikipedia under creative commons licence ![]() Monmouth Troy station looking south-west from the down platform in August 1959, eight months after closure to passengers; the station was still open to goods traffic at this time. Immediately south of the station the 140 yard Monmouth Troy tunnel took the line under Gibraltar Hill.
Photo from DK Jones collection ![]() Looking north-east from above the Monmouth Troy tunnel portal in August 1958. The two bridges over the River Wye can be seen in the distance. That to the left led to Monmouth May Hill station and on to Ross-on-Wye. The large goods yard is seen on the left.
Photo from DK Jones collection ![]() Monmouth Troy station looking north-east in August 1959.
Photo from DK Jones collection ![]() Monmouth Troy station looking east in August 1964 eight months after all traffic ceased.
Photo from John Mann collection ![]() Looking north-east from above the Monmouth Troy tunnel portal in August 1976.
Photo by Alan Young ![]() Monmouth
Troy station looking north-east in April 1981, the track bed has been partially infilled. A coal merchant is still trading from the goods yard.
Photo by Nick Catford ![]() Monmouth
Troy Station forecourt in 1984, three years before the building was dismantled.
Photo by Martin Potter ![]() Photo by John Winder, reproduced from Geograph under creative commons licence ![]() Monmouth
Troy Hill station building re-erected at Winchcombe Station on
the Gloucestershire
Warwickshire Railway
Photo from Transport of Delight web site ![]()
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