Fairlie Pier Shed
Fairlie Pier Shed | |||
Location | |||
Fairlie | |||
Country | |||
Scotland | |||
County | |||
North Ayrshire | |||
Operator | |||
Glasgow and South Western Railway | |||
Opened | |||
1st July 1882 | |||
Closed | |||
1930 | |||
Type of Shed | |||
2 Track Straight Through | |||
Status | |||
Demolished |
History[edit]
This shed was located at the east end of Fairlie Pier station on the north side of the line and was a timber built 2 track straight through shed with a gable style slate roof and included a watertank.
On 3rd July 1917 the shed was destroyed by fire and in 1918 it was replaced on the same site by a brick built 2 track straight through shed with a gable style slate roof.
In 1930 the shed was let out for private use and was finally demolished in 1987.