Former engine shed, Bangor (1)
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Former engine shed, Bangor (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 1 Oct 2013
See Image (June 2011). The Belfast (Queen’s Quay) service became entirely diesel operated after 1954 with the introduction of the last of the MED railcars Image The line then saw steam locomotives only on the very occasional special. The old engine shed remains standing, close to the Boyne Bridge. The lineside vegetation was trimmed recently allowing a better view of one of the few bits of ex-Belfast and County Down Railway architecture left between Belfast and Bangor. Image shows a side view from the Belfast Road. See also Image
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