Train approaching Craigavad station - 1987
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Train approaching Craigavad station - 1987
Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 3 Oct 1987
Craigavad was opened by the BHBR in 1865, but closed by the UTA in 1957. It briefly reopened 1960-61, and was thereafter used for occasional special services to a nearby Guide camp. Currently closed to all traffic, the station building is in private ownership. One of NIR's 80-class sets approaches the station with the 09.20 passenger train from Portrush to Bangor.
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Image Location
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54.655449
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