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Dowlais Caeharris Station |
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Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil |
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Caeharris
Station.
This was
the terminus of the Rhymney Railway branch that went to
Cwmbargoed, Bedlinog and Nelson. The station was situated behind
the Antelope Hotel (which still stands) on Dowlais High Street.
The line was used heavily by the Dowlais Iron Co. to bring in
the imported iron ore and send out the finished goods. (see zig-zag lines
on slip road pics).The
station closed in 1964.Up until then Dowlais people could catch a train
to Cardiff from there via Nelson, Ystrad Mynach and Caerphilly.
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Caeharris
Station - 13th June 1963
No 5602 and No5603
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Dowlais Caeharris - 31st July
1965 - "Rambling 56" Railtour, hauled by 6643
(Photograph
Courtesy of Bernard Mills) |
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Dowlais Caeharris Station -
31st July 1965 - Engine 6643
(Photograph
Courtesy of Bernard Mills) |
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Caeharris Station - 1922.
(Photograph
Courtesy of David Williams) |
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