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Bristol Temple Meads

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Nigel: 07713 301280
Francesca: 07710 959443

filming@networkrail.co.uk

Please note : Bristol Temple Meads is undergoing a £95m refurbishment programme.  Images presented in the library are for reference only.  The location itself will vary from what is pictured whilst work is undertaken so recces are recommended.

Bristol Temple Meads is an iconic Victorian station, built in a mock Tudor style.  Expanded over the years, the original train shed - with a stunning hammer-beam roof - now forms part of the car park.

The station still has many beautiful original features, including period signage, wayfinding and benches.

Previous projects include: A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (Peter Medak, 1972), The Titfield Thunderbolt (Charles Crichton, 1952), The Halfway House (Basil Dearden and Alberto Cavalcanti, 1944).

Location details

Location

Bristol Temple Meads station
Station Approach
Bristol
BS1 6QF

Features

Tags
Iconic landmarks, Stations, Victorian