Index
- Ruabon Barmouth Home
- Ruabon
- Acrefair
- Trevor
- Llangollen
- Berwyn
- Glyndyfrdwy
- Carrog
- Bonwm Halt
- Corwen
- Cynwyd
- Llandrillo
- LLandderfel
- Pale Hall
- Crogen Hall Halt
- Bala Junction
- Bala (Penybont)
- Llangower
- Glan Lynn Halt
- Llanuwchllyn
- Llys Halt
- Garneddwen Halt
- Drws-y-Nant
- Wnion Halt
- Bont Newydd
- Dolserau Halt
- Dolgellau
- Penmaenpool
- Barmouth
- Arthog
- Barmouth Junction
Glan Llyn Halt formerly Flag Station formerly Flag Station Halt
(1931 - 1965)
It was opened as Flag Station Halt on the Ruabon to Barmouth line in 1868, a private station built for Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, 6th Baronet but which could be used by the public with his consent
It was officially advertised as Flag Station from September 14 1931, the name given as Sir Watkin or his staff would stop the train by raising a flag
It gained the 'Halt' suffix from July 4 1938 and finally became Glan Llyn Halt on September 25 1950
There were never freight facilities here and it closed in 1965 but it is now a station on the Bala Lake Railway opening in 1973
It was officially advertised as Flag Station from September 14 1931, the name given as Sir Watkin or his staff would stop the train by raising a flag
It gained the 'Halt' suffix from July 4 1938 and finally became Glan Llyn Halt on September 25 1950
There were never freight facilities here and it closed in 1965 but it is now a station on the Bala Lake Railway opening in 1973
