Engine Sheds and Locomotive Depots of Britain
Selecting a single shed will bring up a page with any photographic records, additional references, web links and a Google location map. The map can also be reached by clicking the listed OS map reference in the multiple shed lists.
Note: Closure date in most cases refers to steam operation. The shed may still have continued in operation for diesel and electric traction, or as a signing on point for the crew.
Your help and input, as always, is most welcome in extending this database resource.
| Built: | 24 Aug 1903 | |
|---|---|---|
| Closed: | 27 Nov 1965 | |
| Map Ref: | SY33379278 (Dorset) | |
| Notes: | This shed was located at the north end of Lyme Regis station on the east of the line.
It was originally a timber built 1 track straight dead-ended shed with a pitched roof.
The shed was destroyed by fire on 28 December 112. It was replaced by an asbestos clad wooden framed 1 track straight dead-ended shed with an asbestos pitched roof. At the entrance to the shed was a small coaling platform and a water tank. It was demolished 1978 and is now a housing estate. | |
Can you Help?
We are looking for more information about the engine shed at LYME REGIS. In particular we are looking for photographs of the shed that we can publish on this site. Or can you contribute any other specific details of this or any other shed that would improve this resource for other visitors.
If you can help and own the copyright, please contact The Loco Shed Index Team in the usual way.
