Bryngwyn Station [remains of]
Introduction
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Bryngwyn Station [remains of]
Image: © Christine Johnstone Taken: 19 Aug 2019
Most of the buildings on the local narrow gauge slate railways are built of large stones, with yellow bricks at the corners. This area is mapped as open access land, but locally marked as private. Bryngwyn station is at the foot of the Bryngwyn incline Image, where the slate wagons were transferred from cable to locomotive. The Bryngwyn branch opened in 1877. it closed to passengers in 1913 and completely in 1937.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.080831
Longitude
-4.244735