DWWR 1:1 scale building for sale

[minister_for_hardship]

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[Westcorkrailway]

7 minutes ago, minister_for_hardship said:

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Very strange!

[minister_for_hardship]

It looks like a company cottage rather than a 'station'.

[jhb171achill]

1 hour ago, minister_for_hardship said:

It looks like a company cottage rather than a 'station'.

I would second that!  The station master's house at Palace East was of that style.

Now, many DSER stations did use corrugated sheet constriction - but as you suggest, that doesn't look like an actual station per se.

[Niles]

Inch is another surviving example of that construction.

[Sean]

Now theres a house i can afford.

[David Holman]

Could make a very chic railway room in the garden for a modeller with deep pockets!

 Buy, dismantle and remove to the place of your choice. However, if this side of the water, there might not be much space left inside once insulated against expected 40c heat.

  The forecast here is also suggesting a 20c drop in temperature, Tuesday to Wednesday, in just 12 hours. Bonkers, but hopefully might get back to some modelling after that.

[Tobin]

I was wondering where this building disappeared to. It is a DWWR building. It was located near Macmine Junction. I say near but was a good distance away from the station so I'm not sure if it was the Station Masters House or something else. The site is near the original Makmine Station, the station that the Bagnalstown and Wexford Railway built before it went bust, maybe that has to do with its location. The current site now has a house built on, hopefully the original building survived, similar to Glenmore. I'll put a link in below.

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