- on the
branches to
Ruthern Bridge and Wenfordbridge. The
section from
Boscarne Junction to
Bodmin General is
currently part of the
Bodmin and Wenford...
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Bodmin station on 27 May 1887 and
completed it on 3
September 1888 to
Boscarne Junction where it
connected with the
Bodmin and
Wadebridge Railway (B&WR)...
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Boscarne Junction railway station (Cornish:
Kemper Boskarn) is a
railway station on the
Bodmin and
Wenford Railway in Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom...
- VII of England. He was the
eldest son of
Richard Flamank or
Flammock of
Boscarne, by
Johanna or Jane,
daughter of
Thomas Lucombe of Bodmin, and
older brother...
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acquired the
Boscarne–Wenfordbridge
trackbed for use as a footpath. In 1988, NCDC
requested funding to make
improvements to the
Boscarne–Wenfordbridge...
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extended in 1888 to
connect with the
earlier Bodmin and
Wadebridge Railway at
Boscarne Junction. P****enger
services ended early in 1967 and
freight traffic ceased...
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square military enclosure,
seemingly ****ociated with tin
workings at
nearby Boscarne.
Mount Batten (Devon) - an Iron Age tin port that
continued into Roman...
-
General Jessup, barque, 193 tons,
Captain Hodge, no loss of life. 1866,
Boscarne, schooner, 63 tons,
Captain Black, no loss of life. 1875,
Essie Black,...
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distance path. The
present terminus of the
Bodmin and
Wenford Railway at
Boscarne is half-a-mile (0.8 km) from the village. The site of the
former Nanstallon...
- Wharf,
later also
known as
Dunmere Wharf; on the
Wenfordbridge side of
Boscarne Junction;
grain to Hawke's Mill;
Penhargard Siding,
mainly used for timber;...
