Antrim Station
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Antrim Station
Image: © Wilson Adams Taken: Unknown
A 1979 view of Antrim Station. The gateway on the right of the photo, leads to the Ulsterbus depot. Previously, this area contained an engine shed, water tower and a small goods yard belonging to the Great Northern Railway of Ireland. I'm not certain, but I think the righthand side of Antrim Station building was rented to the GNRI as a ticket office, to sell tickets to those passengers that wished to travel to Belfast via Crumlin and Lisburn.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.718257
Longitude
-6.212124