The Bann railway bridge, Coleraine
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The Bann railway bridge, Coleraine
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 14 Apr 1973
The 10.45 Londonderry – Belfast York Road crossing the Bann bridge at Coleraine. The train has a parcels/mail van – standard practice then on all Belfast – Londonderry trains. Some Belfast – Coleraine trains hauled one or more (smaller) “brown vans” for parcels. The riverbank is no longer accessible after houses were built between it and what was then a lane off the Millburn Road.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.139204
Longitude
-6.672128