Category:1846 to 1892 on the South Devon Railway sea wall

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English: The South Devon Railway opened its line along the coast at Dawlish and Teignmouth in May 1846. It was a braod gauge line until 1892 when it was converted to standard gauge.

Media in category "1846 to 1892 on the South Devon Railway sea wall"

The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.

TeignmouthSea1900.jpg 792 × 599; 95 KB
Line of the South Devon Railway from Dawlish Sands to Hole Head.JPG 1,280 × 806; 213 KB
Accident to the South Devon Railway at Dawlish, 1855.jpg 954 × 718; 248 KB
Accident to the South Devon Railway at Dawlish.jpg 863 × 646; 254 KB
Dawlishstation2.jpg 832 × 448; 65 KB
Dawlish, From the Railway Station (9424100970).jpg 1,000 × 686; 637 KB
Dawlish, The Esplanade from Lea Mount (11649424214).jpg 1,000 × 697; 536 KB
Dawlish Sea Wall and Coastguard Station.jpg 800 × 492; 435 KB
Dawlishstation.jpg 832 × 448; 79 KB
TRAIN S BY THE SEA WALL S1 - GWR BROAD GAUGE TRAIN AT TEIGNMOUTH - GWR 'IRON DUKE' CLASS BROAD GAUGE LOCO HEADS ONTO THE SEA WALL AT TEIGNMOUTH, WITH AN EXPRESS BOUND FOR LONDON (C.1880) - PHOTO BASIS FOR ART BY STEVE WYSE.jpg 960 × 768; 217 KB

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South Devon Railway sea wall by year