Former Ballindalloch rail station sold [The Northern Scot]
Date: 23/03/2012
Moray councillors have agreed to accept an offer of over £97,000 for the former railway station at Ballindalloch.
The property, which stands on the Speyside Way long distance footpath, was leased by the council as a backpackers^ hostel until it closed recently because of a problem with the water supply.
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Platform view at Ballindalloch in September 2004, looking south west towards Grantown-on-Spey. The old station, which closed to passengers in October 1965, is seen here in use as a hostel.
Location: Ballindalloch
Company: Strathspey Railway
12/09/2004 John Furnevel
Location: Ballindalloch
Company: Strathspey Railway
12/09/2004 John Furnevel
Ballindalloch Girder Bridge on old Speyside Line now part of the Speyside Way.
Location: Ballindalloch Viaduct
Company: Strathspey Railway
// John Gray
Location: Ballindalloch Viaduct
Company: Strathspey Railway
// John Gray
The extensive goods yard at Ballindalloch, as seen on 2 November 1968 - freight services between Aviemore and Aberlour had been withdrawn the previous day.
Location: Ballindalloch
Company: Strathspey Railway
02/11/1968 David Spaven
Location: Ballindalloch
Company: Strathspey Railway
02/11/1968 David Spaven
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