John Oram's photos with the keyword: Stokes Bay Line

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view from north of Clayhall Road towards the Little Anglesey Viaduct. 200_2_P1040867

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view north across the Little Anglesey Viaduct which carried the tracks across Stoke Lake towards the junction with the 'main' line. 200_2_P1040875

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view north from Little Anglesey Road. 200_2_P1040883

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view south across the Little Anglesey Viaduct which carried the tracks across Stoke Lake towards Stokes Bay. 200_2_P1040877

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view south across the Little Anglesey Viaduct which carried the tracks across Stoke Lake towards Stokes Bay. 200_2_P1040876

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view north across the Little Anglesey Viaduct which carried the tracks across Stoke Lake towards the junction with the 'main' line. 200_2_P1040873

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view from north of Clayhall Road towards the Little Anglesey Viaduct. 200_2_P1040866

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view north from Clayhall Road towards the Little Anglesey Viaduct. 200_2_P1040864

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view north from Clayhall Road towards the Little Anglesey Viaduct. 200_2_P1040862

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view south from Clayhall Road towards Stokes Bay. 200_2_P1040861

The Stokes Bay Line on the Gosport peninsula was a short branch from the Fareham to Gosport line which opened in 1863 and closed as long ago as 1915. In spite of the passage of time, much of the 1½ miles is accessible today as a cycle and pedestrian path. This is the view south from Clayhall Road towards Stokes Bay. 200_2_P1040860