Western Fuel Company Coal Concentration Depot
From Bristol Railway Archive
To Temple Meads: Wapping Road
To the Docks: Wapping Railway Wharf
Track Plans
A track plan of the Floating Harbour area of Bristol from 1902. |
1980s
Western Pride shunts the depot. The loco was originally the Port of Bristol Authority's No 30. It was built by Hudswell Clarke & co in 1959. I believe it's been preserved by those wonderful folks at Bitton, although it's not stored on that site. © Andy Mitchell |
2005
21.5.05
The entrance to the site of the Western Fuel Company Coal Concentration Depot on Wapping Road. The site was in use as a pay and display car park, and the Western Fuel Co. office block boarded up and derelict. |
The back of the office building with housing along Wapping Road in the background. |
A corner of the yard showing the Princes Wharf sign on the back of the Industrial Museum. The building in the triangle of land between Princes Wharf and the coal depot was the old Customs house. At the time of the photo it was in use by a security firm. |
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