Holsworthy
Location type
StationName and dates
HolsworthyOpened on the Bude Branch (London and South Western Railway).
Opened on the Holsworthy Branch (London and South Western Railway).
| Nearby stations Dunsland Cross Whitstone and Bridgerule Ashwater Halwill Hole Tower Hill [LSWR] Bude Ashbury Yarde Halt Launceston [GWR] Launceston [LSWR] Launceston Egloskerry Hunts Crossing Petrockstow | Derriton Viaduct Railway Cottage Bude Basin Marland Clay Works Westbear Quarry Quarry Courtmoor Quarry Glebe Pit [Meeth] Meeth Clay Works Torrington Viaduct Quarry Meldon Junction Meldon Viaduct Meldon Quarry Bideford Shed |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1865 | Devon and Cornwall Railway Powers granted for a branch to Holsworthy. These were allowed to lapse. The London and South Western Railway later, in 1879, built the line as the Holsworthy Branch (London and South Western Railway). |
| / /1879 | Holsworthy Branch (London and South Western Railway) Opened from Meldon Junction to Holsworthy. Stations opened at Ashbury, Halwill and Beaworthy, Dunsland Cross and Holsworthy. |
| / /1898 | Bude Branch (London and South Western Railway) Line opened from Holsworthy to Bude and Bude Basin. Stations opened at Whitstone and Bridgerule and Bude. |
| / /1966 | Holsworthy Branch (London and South Western Railway) Bude Branch (London and South Western Railway) Meldon Junction to Holsworthy and Bude closed to passengers and completely. Stations closed Bude, Whitstone and Bridgerule, Holsworthy, Dunsland Cross, Halwill, Ashbury and Maddaford Moor Halt. |
