LLANYMYNECHPHOTO GALLERY1920s to 1932[Source:
Paul Wright]
.jpg) The Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway deployed some interesting rail vehicles on its line. One such vehicle is seen in this view at Llanymynech station in the 1928. It consisted of a Ford road truck adapted for rail use and coupled to a passenger carrying trailer. Click here to read more about it.
Copyright photo from the Jim Lake collection  A view looking south-east from the Llanymynech up platform in 1930. The Shropshire & Montgomeryshire ticket office and waiting room can be seen in the distance.Copyright photo from the Mike Morant collection -4.jpg) Llanymynech station looking north-west from the road overbridge in the 1930s. Photo from John Mann collection 
A view looking south from the road overbridge at Llanymynech station in 1932. The south end of the down platform can be seen in the foreground. To the left of the platform are the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway lines. To the right is the former Cambrian Railways main line. Beyond the platform is the junction between the two lines and beyond that the junction with the Nantmawr branch. At this time trains could no longer reach Nantmawr from Llanymynech but its southern section was used by Llanfyllin branch trains.
Photo from the John Mann collection  Llanymynech station looking north in 1932. Click here to see the same view in 2013.Photo from the John Mann collection  A view looking north from the Llanymynech station footbridge in 1932 as a down freight passes through.Photo from the John Mann collection
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