Photo 6x4 Welsh Highland Railway, Pont Croesor station Prenteg Pont Croes c2010

Photograph Notes: Pont Croesor has been the southern terminus of the modern WHR for most of the 2010 season. The line has been extended and reopened southwards from Caernarfon [[1108922]] since 1997. The final 3.5km to link with the Ffestiniog Railway at Porthmadog [[1183915]] is complete but has yet to open. The original WHR was completed in 1923, between Dinas Junction [[1849450]] and Porthmadog, by extending and linking older slate railways at both ends of the line. However, the Welsh slate industry was in decline and road transport was taking over, so the line only survived until 1937. This view is looking NW from the platform towards Moelwyn Mawr (SH6544) and Moelwyn Bach (SH6643).

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