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Rhyl to Denbigh Railway
(1858 - 1955)
The Vale of Clywd Railway ran from a connection to the Chester and Holyhead Railway, to the west of Rhyl, to Denbigh. The Vale of Clywd line was a single track route but passing places
were provided at intermediate stations
An extension of the line from a point just to the south of the Foryd Station, to Foryd Pier was opened in August 1864
Regular passenger services continued to pass along the line until September 19 1955 and excursion trains continued to pass through unitl 1960 and goods services continued until March 1 1965 when the Vale of Clwyd Line was closed completely and it was lifted shortly afterwards
An extension of the line from a point just to the south of the Foryd Station, to Foryd Pier was opened in August 1864
Regular passenger services continued to pass along the line until September 19 1955 and excursion trains continued to pass through unitl 1960 and goods services continued until March 1 1965 when the Vale of Clwyd Line was closed completely and it was lifted shortly afterwards
| Station name | Opened | Closed to passengers |
Goods closed |
| Rhyl | May 1848 | ||
| Foryd Pier | Oct 1865 | ???? | |
| Foryd 1st | Oct 1858 | Apl 1885 | |
| Foryd 2nd | Apl 1885 | Oct 1948 | |
| Rhuddlan | Oct 1858 | Sep 1955 | Mar 1965 |
| St Asaph | Oct 1858 | Sep 1955 | Mar 1965 |
| Trefant | Oct 1858 | Sep 1955 | Aug 1957 |
| Denbigh | Oct 1858 | Apl 1962 |
