Locations/Tan y Bwlch to Dduallt
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[edit] Tan y Bwlch station
- Footbridge – giving access to the island platform and also to the ancient Roman Road which is now a footpath to Rhyd (and via the gated road to Croesor). The present bridge is on the site of the wooden footbridge of 1873.
- Gradient Post 86/100
- Creuau Farm
- Creuau Culvert
- Creuau (Hollows) – the first stone of the railway was laid here by W.G. Oakley Esq. of Plas Tan-y-bwlch, Quarry proprietor, on 26th February 1833
- Creuau Bank
- Llyn Meir (Mary’s Lake) below the railway on the Tan-y-bwlch estate.
- Tafarntrip
- Garnedd (Cairns) Tunnel
- Milepost 8 – near north portal of Garnedd tunnel.
- Pen-y-bryn Curve
- Coed-y-bleiddiau Culvert
- Coed Y Bleiddiau Halt Cottage (or Ty Hovington)
- Tadpole Cutting
- Old Coed-y-bleiddiau (Wood of the wolves) Curve.
- P.W. Hut
- Milepost 9
- Dduallt Tank – 1863 locomotive water tank – built of slate – It was refurbished and the slate tank restored to full working order for use on 13th May 1969 and later while Tan-y-bwlch supply was being reconditioned with a new large capacity tank.
- Dduallt Manor House
- Campbells Platform
- Bunny’s Crossing
- Dduallt Farm Curve
- Tro Peudy (Cowhouse curve)
- Rhoslyn Cutting
- Rhoslyn Bridge
- Rhoslyn Cottage
- Deviation Sites 0 and –1
[edit] Dduallt station
Source:Compiled from the original FR Heritage Chronology, available from the FRHG and used here with permission
