Bideford Railway Station

Bideford Railway Station was a historic railway station in Bideford, Devon, England, opened in 1872. It served as a key transport link between North Devon and broader train networks, facilitating passenger travel and freight movement. The station featured typical Victorian architecture and connected Bideford to larger cities, supporting regional development. It closed to passengers in 1966 as part of the Beeching cuts, which reduced railway services across the UK. Today, the station no longer operates, and the site has been repurposed or remains a historical landmark, symbolizing the area's transportation heritage.