Description2018 at Eggesford station - old entrance door.JPG
English: This door at Eggesford railway station has an indistinct coat of arms carved into a stone above it, presumably those of the Earl of Portsmouth who owned much of the land needed by the North Devon Railway in this vicinity.
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