Ballymena railway station
Introduction
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Ballymena railway station
Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 9 Jun 1979
Built 1903-04 to a design by Berkeley Deane Wise, Ballymena was the last station constructed by the Belfast & Northern Counties Railway before it was bought by the Midland Railway (of England). Pulled down in 1979, it was replaced with a structure having all the architectural merits of a shoe-box.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.86404
Longitude
-6.284646