All changed at Lisburn station
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All changed at Lisburn station
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 1 Aug 1982
All changed now. (Left to right) The signal gantry has been replaced by colour lights. The locomotive is a memory. The two chimneys and Barbour’s Mill have been demolished and replaced by the Bow Street Mall. The old goods shed and semaphore signals have gone too. The track has been re-laid and the rods have gone with the semaphores. I can’t be certain but it’s most likely that the “Atlas” rail/road crane has disappeared too.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.513825
Longitude
-6.047341