Toddington Collection

Toddington Station, Gloucestershire, July 1958
A view of Toddington station in Gloucestershire in July 1958, showing the water tower and footbridge. Toddington opened in December 1904 and closed to passengers in March 1960

Toddington Station, Gloucestershire, July 1959
A view of Pannier tank locomotive no. 9445 and trailer no. 238 leaving for Cheltenham, from Toddington station in Gloucestershire, July 1959

Toddington Tea Gardens, Littlehampton, Sussex - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

County Map of Bedfordshire, c. 1777
From The Large English Atlas: or, a new set of map of all the counties of England and Wales drawn from the several surveys which have been hitherto been published

Toddington, Gloucestershire (engraving)
3655783 Toddington, Gloucestershire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Toddington, Gloucestershire)

Steam locomotive crossing the Stanway Viaduct, Toddington, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Central Bedfordshire LU5 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Central Bedfordshire LU5 6

Tewkesbury GL54 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Tewkesbury GL54 5

Arun BN17 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Arun BN17 6

Stanway House, Gloucestershire, June 1930
A GWR Publicity view of Stanway House, near Toddington in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire in June 1930. The grand stone gatehouse of this Jacobean manor house stands just off the Cotswold Way

Toddington Station under construction, and navvy camp, 1904
An atmospheric view of Toddington Station under construction in Gloucestershire in 1904, showing the shanty town-like navvy camp

The Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Heritage Steam and Diesel railway, Toddington station, The Cotswolds, Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Toddington: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step back in time to Toddington Station, Gloucestershire, where the year is July 1958. The hustle and bustle of passengers fills the air as steam locomotives chug along the tracks. Fast forward a year to July 1959, and Toddington Station remains a hub of activity, connecting people to their destinations. But Toddington isn't just about railways; it's also home to the charming Toddington Tea Gardens in Littlehampton, Sussex. Picture yourself sipping tea amidst lush greenery while enjoying delightful conversations with friends. Traveling further back in history, we discover an enchanting county map of Bedfordshire from around 1777. It showcases the intricate details of this picturesque region that includes our beloved Toddington. Speaking of which, an engraving captures the essence itself – its quaint charm evident in every line stroke. This idyllic village nestled within Gloucestershire exudes timeless beauty that captivates all who visit. Imagine witnessing a magnificent sight as a steam locomotive gracefully crosses Stanway Viaduct in Toddington. The sheer power and elegance leave spectators awestruck at this engineering marvel set against nature's backdrop. For those seeking directions or exploring nearby areas, Central Bedfordshire LU5 6 Map guides you through neighboring towns like Tewkesbury GL54 5 and Arun BN17 6 on your journey through this richly diverse region. History enthusiasts will appreciate glimpses into Stanway House during June 1930 – an architectural gem steeped in grandeur that stands proudly amidst Gloucestershire's landscape. Delving deeper into history reveals fascinating insights into Toddington Station under construction during1904 alongside its accompanying navvy camp—a testament to human ingenuity shaping transportation infrastructure for generations to come. Lastly, embrace nostalgia aboard The Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Heritage Steam and Diesel Railway.