epw001030 ENGLAND (1920). View over Clevedon and Clevedon Branch Railway, from Colehouse Bridges area, Clevedon, from the south-east, 1920

Doubt this is Clevedon Court. Location seems wrong. See EPW033268

Queen's Road, Clevedon, 02/01/2015

Clevedon Library, Clevedon, 02/01/2015

St. John's Church, Clevedon, 02/01/2015

The Weston, Clevedon and Portishead Railway, original terminus in Clevedon in 1903. The extension to Portishead is believed to have passed behind the GWR terminus when the line was opened to Portishead in 1907.

Clevedon terminus.

Twice daily the tide rises to provide safe navigation to Avonmouth and Bristol. On this occasion, the tide appears to be high since Clevedon Pier is surrounded.

Clevedon Court - a National Trust property

Looks like a small yacht under sail

A very interesting vessel definitely facing down channel. No wake is visible, but must have steering way under low power. The tide runs at around 12 knots. It appears to be high in the water. It is also a 5 mast vessel. Many similar vessels have been featured in attractive photographs of the City Docks in the centre of Bristol.

A powered vessel - maybe Campbells Paddle Steamer, under way and running out on the tide. Observe the appreciable wake it is trailing.

A small vessel running out on the tide.

This branch was served from Yatton Station on the GWR mainline to and from the South West from Bristol.