<b>Site of Dymock station.</b><br>
The platform edge and the bridge are all that remain of one of the most picturesque of Great Western branchline stations. Clark's standard work on GW stations shows it in its heyday [page 62]. The bridge has recently been rebuilt and will one day span the Hereford to Gloucester canal on whose route the Ledbury to Gloucester line was built in the 1880s. The line was built by the Newent Railway, but absorbed into the GWR in 1892.
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