Some fabulous footage of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway that I don't think I've uploaded before. I'm sure someone will correct me, but this looks like it could be one of the last, if not the last journey on this line. The train is shown here doing some trainy-things in Pilton Yard (I think?) before carrying on to Barnstaple Town Station - some nice footage of passing along Rolle Quay / Gould's Yard. The rest of the film is the outward journey to Lynton, but finishes with some footage of the auc

8K views · 116 reactions | The old railway bridge over the River Taw, Barnstaple - complete with train - and what the scene looks like today. | Barnstaple History | Facebook

🚂 The Save the Rails special train E762 Lyn has arrived in TrainStation 3! ⚙️ Built in 1898 for the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, this one-of-a-kind narrow-gauge steam locomotive was lost to history until railway enthusiasts rebuilt her in 2017. 🎉 Today, she steams again as a proud symbol of heritage and dedication. 💪 Support the volunteers keeping this railway alive! Get the E762 Lyn from November 16 to 19. 👉 https://pxfd.co/bdk | TrainStation

A Then & Now composite down on Commercial Road, behind Lynton House, on the approach to the old Barnstaple Town Railway Station - | Barnstaple History

You won't need to be a railway buff to love this video I've had sent in. I've posted posted part of it before, but here's a much longer version of a train travelling into Barnstaple Junction & then all the way to Ilfracombe. Lots of landmarks, stations & interesting views. Complete crying shame that we were soon to be deprived of this line. I hope you like it, and I hope you share it! :-) JP. | Barnstaple History