Ballynahinch Junction
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Ballynahinch Junction
Image: © Wilson Adams Taken: Unknown
Ballynahinch Junction, opened 10-09-1858, closed 16-01-1950 The Junction Station on the mainline from Belfast to Newcastle. Passengers would have changed here to travel to the town of Ballynahinch, approx six miles away. The tall brick building (left of photo) is the remains of the signal box.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.428358
Longitude
-5.820401