Description

Opened 1897, engineer to Highland Railway Murdoch Paterson.
Island platform station approached by long ramped roadway.
Long, single storey timber framed station buildings partly
built on pier. 1 course of stones forms base for timber
framing, walls horizontally boarded; 11 main bays with
narrower bays at either end; cast-iron fluted pilasters with
stylised acanthus capitals mark each bay and support brackets
and canopy. Windows mainly bipartite but some tripartite, 2
projecting V-plan windows. Vertical match-board tongue and
grooved interiors. Brick stacks, piended slate roof.

Statement of Interest

The size of the station and all the accommodation available

reflects the importance of this pierhead Station.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Kyle of Lochalsh railway station at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q2468479

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