-
Weston Wharf Llynclys North (located at the
exact site of
Llynclys Junction, this will be the
replacement station site to the
former Llynclys station site...
-
houses and a pub, the
White Lion. The name
Llynclys is
based on the
Welsh word for lake, llyn, and
Llynclys Pool
still lies near to the village. The -clys...
- in Shropshire. It is
located in the
heart of the
village of
Llynclys, just
south of
Llynclys station, on the
other side of the B4396 road bridge. During...
-
Llynclys railway station was a
station in
Llynclys, Shropshire, England. The
station was
opened on 1 May 1860 and
closed on 18
January 1965. The station...
- to its construction,
trains stopped here only to
reverse back
towards Llynclys and p****engers
could not
board or
alight here. A
planning application for...
- less ancient)
stories in
Wales (Cantre'r Gwaelod, Llys Helig, Bala Lake,
Llynclys),
Cornwall (Lyonesse),
Brittany (Ys) and
Normandy (Forêt de Scissy). A...
- needed] It was the
western terminus of the
Tanat Valley Light Railway (
Llynclys - Llangynog) (15 miles); it
opened on 5
January 1904 and
closed (p****enger...
-
Seaton Tramway, Seaton,
Devon Cambrian Heritage Railways,
Oswestry and
Llynclys,
Shropshire Chasewater Railway,
Chasewater Country Park, Brownhills, Staffordshire...
-
November 1966:
reopened 17
August 2014
Llynclys Junction;
divergence of
Porthywaen branch 1861–1992;
Llynclys;
opened 1 May 1860;
closed 18
January 1965;...
-
Crickheath Tramway and
bridge at
Llynclys...
