Seaton Junction
April 1989
As the formation heads off west, it becomes clear that a peculiar wire fence had appeared between the struts of the roofless platform canopy. The turquoise paint scheme of the canopy frame had been applied some time after closure. © Mike Glasspool
August 1990
An eastward view from the public footbridge better shows both milk depot and the main building. As mentioned in the main text, note that the latter has roof overhang on this side, compared to the northern façade, which is a result of modifications undertaken during the 1950s. A concrete bracket lamppost can also just be seen emerging at the top of the flight of stairs, on the left. © Mike Glasspool
August 1990
A westward view shows much vacant land where running lines and sidings were formerly laid. To the right of the remaining track were once a trio of sidings and the ''up'' platform loop, whilst to the right were the ''down'' running line and platform loop, in addition to connections with the Seaton branch. © Mike Glasspool
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