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[v · d · e]Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth Railway Legend Great Western Main Line   Berks and Hants Chippenham   Extension Railway Thingley Junction for GWML   Pans Lane Halt Lacock Halt   Devizes Beanacre Halt   Bromham and Rowde Halt Melksham   Seend Broughton Gifford Halt   Semington Halt     Holt Junction    Staverton Halt   LSWR to London and Southampton Great Western Main Line   Salisbury Bathampton Junction    Bristol and North Somerset   LSWR to Exeter Railway (Camerton Branch)   Wilton North Limpley Stoke   Wishford Freshford   Langford Avoncliff   Wylye Bradford-on-Avon   Codford Bradford Junction   Heytesbury Trowbridge   Warminster Westbury   Dilton Marsh Bristol and North    Somerset Railway    Radstock    Mells Road   Frome        Witham East Somerset Railway    Bruton   Somerset and Dorset    Joint Railway    Castle Cary Reading to Taunton line       Sparkford former line to Taunton   Marston Yeovil Town   Yeovil Pen Mill            1967 rationalisation link             Yeovil Junction   West of England Clifton Maybank goods   Main Line    Thornford    Yetminster    Chetnole Halt    Evershot    Cattistock Bridport branch       Maiden Newton    Grimstone Viaduct    Grimstone and Frampton Bradford Peverell &    Stratton Halt   Dorchester West Dorchester Junction   L&SWR main line    Start of joint Monkton and Came Halt   line with L&SWR    Bincombe Tunnel Upwey Wishing Well Halt       Upwey (original station) Abbotsbury branch   Upwey Junction    Radipole Halt Portland Branch    Weymouth Harbour    Weymouth Tramway   Weymouth Quay The Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth Railway was a broad gauge railway that linked the Great Western Railway at Chippenham in 'Wilts' (Wiltshire) with Weymouth in Dorset, England. Branches ran to Devizes, Bradford-on-Avon and Salisbury in Wiltshire, and to Radstock in Somerset. The majority of the line survives today as the Wessex Main Line and the Heart of Wessex Line. The only line closures have been the branches to Devizes and Radstock, although a number of smaller stations were closed as part of the Beeching Axe. Radipole Halt was then closed in 1984 when the platforms became unsafe.[1] Chronology 1845 Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth Railway Company authorised by Act of Parliament 1846 Exeter Great Western Railway promoted to link WS&WR at Yeovil with Exeter 1847 The economic recession following the Railway Mania makes fund raising impossible 1848 Railway opened from Thingley Junction (Chippenham) to Westbury, Wiltshire 1850 Company taken over by the Great Western Railway Line opened from Westbury to Frome, Somerset 1851 Branch opened from Westbury to Warminster, Wiltshire 1854 Branch opened from Frome to Radstock, Somerset, for goods traffic only 1856 Salisbury branch completed; main line extended to Yeovil 1857 Main line completed to Weymouth Branch opened from near Trowbridge through Bradford to join the GWR at Bathampton Bristol and Exeter Railway makes a junction with the line at Yeovil Branch opened to Devizes Bridport Railway opened from Maiden Newton 1862 Berks and Hants Extension Railway opened from Devizes to Hungerford, Berkshire 1886 Abbotsbury branch railway opened from Upwey References Beale, Gerry (1992). "Dorchester". Great Western Railway Journal (Wild Swan Publications) 4: 135–151; 168–172.  MacDermot, E T (1927). History of the Great Western Railway, volume I 1833-1863. London: Great Western Railway.  Butt, R V J (1995). The Directory of Railway Stations. Sparkford: Patrick Stephens Limited. ISBN 1852605081.  J.H. Lucking , (1968). Railways of Dorset. Railway Correspondence and Travel Society.  ISBN(no ISBN) This United Kingdom railway-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e