Volume Twelve - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - further aspects - Railway Magazine - Interview with Mr. Ammon Beasley - TVR - 1898 . . . .

When it was first established we could count upon its being worth quite a thousand pounds to us in additional passenger traffic. There is now very little more travelling than on an ordinary day, and as there is not a colliery working in the district, we, of course, have not a ton of mineral traffic to carry.