Paulton Halt railway station

Bristol and North Somerset Railway
MR Bristol & Gloucester Railway to Gloucester Bristol Harbour GWR Great Western Main Line to London Bristol Temple Meads St Philip's Marsh TMD River Avon GWR Bristol and Exeter Railway to Exeter Brislington Whitchurch Halt Pensford Pensford Viaduct over River Chew Clutton Camerton branch Hallatrow Farrington Gurney Halt Paulton Halt Radford and Timsbury Halt Camerton Dunkerton Colliery Halt Dunkerton Combe Hay Halt Midsomer Norton and Welton Somerset & Dorset Joint Rly Radstock West Midford Halt Monkton Combe Halt Wessex Main Line to Bath Spa Limpley Stoke Mells Road Westbury Wessex Main Line to Southampton Whatley Quarry Heart of Wessex Line to Westbury Frome Heart of Wessex Line to Weymouth

The Bristol and North Somerset Railway was a railway line in the West of England that connected Bristol with towns in the Somerset coalfield. The line ran almost due south from Bristol and was 16 miles long.

Paulton Halt, near Hallatrow opened in 1873, the Camerton Branch line was completed in in 1882 and reached the Cam Valley Line by 1910.

Passenger services at the halt closed temporarily between 5th January 1914 to 21st September, 1925 and services on the on Camerton Branch suspended as a whole between 22th of March, 1915 to 9th of July 1923.