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Colby
(1874 - 1965 - seasonal)
Colby railway station is a small railway station on the southern edge of the village of Colby in the south of the Isle of Man served by the Isle of Man Railway between
Douglas and Port Erin
The railway station was established in 1874, consisting of a goods siding, with a ground level platform, waiting room and station master's office on the north side of the running line. A passing loop was added in 1907 breaking the 5 mile 5 furlong single line section between Castletown and Port Erin into two almost equal sections
The railway station is a mandatory stopping place and one of the busiest on the line for local traffic, popular with locals who travel by train to do their shopping in either Douglas or Port Erin
The railway station was established in 1874, consisting of a goods siding, with a ground level platform, waiting room and station master's office on the north side of the running line. A passing loop was added in 1907 breaking the 5 mile 5 furlong single line section between Castletown and Port Erin into two almost equal sections
The railway station is a mandatory stopping place and one of the busiest on the line for local traffic, popular with locals who travel by train to do their shopping in either Douglas or Port Erin
