RAILSCOT | Brayton Shed

Loco shed

Brayton Shed (1869-1895)

Opened on the Solway Junction Railway.

Nearby stations Brayton Baggrow Low Row [Cumbria] Bromfield Aspatria Leegate Mealsgate Arkleby High Blaithwaite Abbey Town Abbey Junction [CR] Abbey Junction [NBR] Brookfield Black Dyke Halt Bullgill	Brayton Junction Brayton Domain Colliery Aspatria Pit No 2 Factory Aspatria Pit No 1 Aikbank Junction Wardhall Lime Works Quarries Abbeyholme Junction Britishg Sidac Factory Mine Crosby Colliery Solway Chemical Works The Battery Border Counties Chemical Works
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.

13/09/1869	Solway Junction Railway Annan [Shawhill] to Brayton opened to minerals. Brayton Shed opened at Brayton with two roads, sidings and a turntable in the junction between the Solway Junction Railway and the Maryport and Carlisle Railway.
/ /1895	Solway Junction Railway Brayton Shed closed, but used to stable engines at night.
/ /1904	Solway Junction Railway Brayton Shed demolished, turntable retained until at least 1923.
/ /1921	Solway Junction Railway Brayton Shed site probably ceases to be used overnight when the Solway Viaduct closes.