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Neath And Brecon Railway
All photographs of this railway in date order.
![The signal box at Neath and Brecon Junction photographed in 1988. The box stands at the north end of Neath Riverside station (closed 1964). The bridge beyond carries the South Wales main line.<br><br>[Ian Dinmore /05/1988]](/images/38000/38715.jpg "Neath Riverside")
![Platform view north at Neath Riverside station in May 1988, approximately 24 years after closure to passengers. The signal box is Neath and Brecon Junction and the passing HST is on the South Wales main line.<br><br>[Ian Dinmore /05/1988]](/images/41000/41382.jpg "Neath Riverside")
![Arriving with empties at the Onllwyn washery.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford 06/07/2006]](/images/9000/9892.jpg "Onllwyn Washery")
![Titfield Thunderbolt 2006, an update at Onllwyn.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford 06/07/2006]](/images/9000/9904.jpg "Onllwyn")
![Traction changes but the South Wales long association with coal continues. A gritty scene at the Onllwyn coal washery. At least rail served even if the coal comes in by truck from opencast.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford 06/07/2006]](/images/9000/9937.jpg "Onllwyn Washery")
![Onllwyn looking south-west to Neath. The poor old station is in the foreground and the truck is bringing coal to the washery. <br><br>[Ewan Crawford 06/07/2006]](/images/10000/10022.jpg "Onllwyn")
![Coal in the valleys; as it grows dark a loaded coal train runs downhill through Tynewdd from Onllwyn.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford 13/09/2006]](/images/10000/10937.jpg "Tynewdd")
![Better than nothing I suppose - this nameboard on the down platform is sadly all that remains of Brecon station in May 2011, the site now being occupied by a care home.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 08/05/2011]](/images/34000/34053.jpg "Brecon Joint")
![About a mile East of Sennybridge, the N&B line crossed the River Usk at an angle, whereas this minor road takes the direct route. The road bridge may be weak, but it can carry 18 tons more than the rail bridge! View looks North in May 2011.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 08/05/2011]](/images/34000/34062.jpg "Devyock and Sennybridge")
