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Seeing as this is quite local to me, and needing disused railways for a film, I took a trip last year to find this disused station near Rhydymwyn in NE Wales. The station was on the old Denbigh to Mold line, and was closed in the 60's. But because the site is a bit out in the sticks, it's never been built on. I was pleased to find the shape of the station was still there, with both platforms still intact. The wooden waiting room is still in remarkable condition, seeing as it's been out in all weathers unprotected for 40 years.
For anyone who wants to take a look, the station's a matter of yards from the road, the A541, about 20 yards from the crossroads. The station house on the crossroads is now a resedential house, but is seperated from the station by foliage. From the road, you need to walk through some mild undergrowth, then go up a small bank. The station's on the other side of the bank, and so can't be seen from the road.
Flash Earth co-ordinates -
53' 12' 4.8" N
3' 14' 6.9" W
For anyone who wants to take a look, the station's a matter of yards from the road, the A541, about 20 yards from the crossroads. The station house on the crossroads is now a resedential house, but is seperated from the station by foliage. From the road, you need to walk through some mild undergrowth, then go up a small bank. The station's on the other side of the bank, and so can't be seen from the road.
Flash Earth co-ordinates -
53' 12' 4.8" N
3' 14' 6.9" W