salisbury station造句

• Since 27 April 2008, trains no longer terminate at Salisbury station.
• On 17 December 1985, Salisbury station was opened as a major Noarlunga Centre ).
• "' Nyanda railway station "'was located on the Salisbury stations.
• The Salisbury station had an all-over roof with two platform lines and two centre carriage sidings.
• The express was heading to London Waterloo from Plymouth, and failed to round a curve at the eastern end of Salisbury station, and subsequently derailed.
• A new standard gauge line was built through the Salisbury station area, completely separate from the broad gauge tracks and passing west of the Gawler line platforms.
• The track was dismantled in the same year but about 100-200m of track from Salisbury station was kept so that trains terminating at Salisbury could reverse on it.
• As a result of the crash, all trains were required to stop at Salisbury station from that point onwards ( the boat train at the time had no passenger stops from Plymouth to London Waterloo, although locomotives were changed at Templecombe ).
• It was not until 1 May 1857 that the direct line from Basingstoke to Salisbury was opened, also to the Milford station : a connection from there to the present-day Salisbury station, involving a tunnel, followed on 2 May 1859.
• The first section of the S & YR opened from Salisbury to Gillingham on 2 May 1859 . The Salisbury station was a new station at Fisherton Street, opened the same day, located immediately south of the GWR station that had opened on 20 June 1856, serving its line from Westbury.