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Stratton Park Halt, Wiltshire

A birds eye view of Stratton Park Halt situated between Shrivenham and Swindon. The photograph was taken from the road bridge that crossed over the lines and where the footpath to the left of the photograph led to. Although sited on the original GWR main line, by the time it closed in 1964 only 5 trains a day called at the halt

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Halt Small Station Wiltshire Shelter Stratton


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A breathtaking bird's eye view of Stratton Park Halt, nestled between the picturesque villages of Shrivenham and Swindon in the heart of Wiltshire. This enchanting photograph captures the essence of a bygone era, transporting us back in time to an age when the rhythmic clatter of trains and the gentle hiss of steam were the soundtrack of daily life. Perched on the original Great Western Railway (GWR) main line, Stratton Park Halt was a quaint and unassuming halt, offering a convenient stop for weary travelers and local residents alike. The halt, situated just beyond the frame to the left of the photograph, was accessible via a footpath that led from the road bridge, where this photograph was taken. By the time Stratton Park Halt closed its doors in 1964, only five trains a day still made the brief stop here. The halt's diminished usage was a reflection of the changing times, as the railway network evolved to meet the demands of a modernizing world. Despite its small size, Stratton Park Halt was an integral part of the community, providing a vital link between the villages and the wider world beyond. Today, the halt stands as a testament to the rich railway heritage of Wiltshire and the enduring allure of a simpler time. This photograph, taken from the road bridge that once spanned the lines, offers a unique perspective of this charming halt, inviting us to imagine the sights, sounds, and stories that unfolded here over the years. A true treasure for rail enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this image is a must-see for anyone with an appreciation for the history and romance of the railway.

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