Notes: Llanfairfechan Station was opened on the 1st May 1860 by the LNWR on their Chester to Holyhead main line which had opened in 1848. The station was provided with two platforms and a handsome two storey brick built building on the Holyhead direction platform.

Llanfairfechan lost its goods service on 1st June 1964 but remained open for passangers. In 1987 its building was demolished and the station site was altered to accommodate the A55 North Wales Expressway which now runs parallel with the Chester to Holyhead line at this point. The road now runs through the site of the former station building. The station was closed for

The original station footbridge survived the alterations but very little of the presentl station is original. Further reading: The Chester & Holyhead Railway by Peter E. Baughan (1972) - Volume 1 & 2, Published by David & Charles ISBN 10-0715356178 and Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain Vol.

For a full history of the Chester - Holyhead line see the North Wales Coast Railway web site

To see other stations on the Chester - Holyhead line click on the station name: Sandycroft, Queensferry, Connahs Quay, Bagillt, Holywell Junction, Mostyn, Talacre, Prestatyn (1st site), Prestatyn (2nd site and Dystrth branch platform), Foryd, Llandulas, Llysfaen, Old Colwyn, Mochdre & Pabo, Llandudno Junction (1st site), Conway, Conway Marsh, Aber, Menai Bridge, Britannia Bridge, Gaerwen & Valley