Barry
Location type
StationName and dates
Barry (1889-)Station code: BRY National Rail
Where: Vale of Glamorgan, Wales
Opened on the Barry Dock and Railways.
Opened on the Vale of Glamorgan Railway.
Opened on the Barry Pier Branch (Barry Dock and Railways).
| Nearby stations Hood Road Woodham Halt Barry Island Barry Pier Barry Docks Cadoxton Rhoose Cardiff International Airport Sully Rhoose [1st] Swanbridge Halt Dinas Powis Wenvoe Eastbrook? Lavernock Aberthaw | Porthkerry No 1 Tunnel Porthkerry Viaduct Porthkerry No 2 Tunnel Biglis Junction Cadoxton Goods Works Cement Works Wenvoe Tunnel Cogan Tunnel Aberthaw Powerstation Drope Junction Cogan Junction Peterston West Junction Tourist/other Signal Box Cardiff Airport |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| 31/07/1851 | Dundee and Arbroath Railway Barry opened. |
| 14/08/1884 | Barry Dock and Railways Established by an Act. Led by David Davies of Ocean Collieries. The line was to run from Barry to Cadoxton Junction then north to Drope Junction for a branch to Peterston with the South Wales Railway (then a further junction, Tynycaeau Junction, with the same line from St Fagan's) and then north to the Treforest estate at Tonteg Junction for a connection with the Taff Vale Railway before finishing near Trehafod, joining the Taff Vale Railway. |
| 16/03/1896 | Barry Dock and Railways Passenger service from Barry to the Taff Vale Railway's Porth station begins. |
| 01/04/1919 | Dundee and Arbroath Railway Barry renamed Barry Links. |
| /05/1997 | Dundee and Arbroath Railway Barry West signal box closed, taken over by the box at Carnoustie. |
