Pontygwaith Halt Railway Station

Pontygwaith Halt railway station served the village of Pontygwaith in South Wales. It was only open for nine years. History and descriptionLocated midway between Wattstown Platform and Tylorstown, the halt had a ground-level platform and an enclosure housing a shelter. The gates were kept locked until a train arrived and the conductor unlocked them. The halt closed in 1914. After closureOver a century after closure, there is little to show the existence of the halt. The site is little more than an open grassed space, grazed by sheep. The road bridge remains, though is now heavily defaced with graffiti.

Pontygwaith Halt railway station served the village of Pontygwaith in South Wales. It was only open for nine years. History and descriptionLocated midway between Wattstown Platform and Tylorstown, the halt had a ground-level platform and an enclosure housing a shelter. The gates were kept locked until a train arrived and the conductor unlocked them. The halt closed in 1914. After closureOver a century after closure, there is little to show the existence of the halt. The site is little more than an open grassed space, grazed by sheep. The road bridge remains, though is now heavily defaced with graffiti.