Glastonbury Goods Yard

Glastonbury boasted a fair sized goods yard, with traffic included domestic coal, timber, agricultural supplies, and general goods. A daily goods train arrived from Highbridge mid-morning, shunted the yard, and usually continued towards Evercreech. In the final year, it often returned to Highbridge.

A daily evening perishables train ('the Milkie') also passed through Glastonbury on its way from Highbridge to Templecombe. Any traffic from Glastonbury was normally loaded in the station.

.	WR Pannier 0-6-0T no.4634 in a full goods yard, and in sight of Glastonbury Tor. 1964	.

. 26.9.64	. 27.2.65	. 27.2.65

W.R. 0-6-0 no.3200 takes a pause from shunting while Ivatt 2-6-2T no.41296 arrives with a morning train. 3.10.64	One of the S&DJR's original Fowler 4F 0-6-0s, no.44560, shunts in the yard. 24.3.65	44560, the yard crane, and the end of John Snow's timber yard. 24.3.65

Updated 15-10-01