[This location name is somewhat artificial.] In 1877 the railway was extended west to Dalmally via a replacement Tyndrum station (now called Tyndrum Lower) and the original Tyndrum [1st] station became a goods yard and its signal box [1st box] closed. A new box was provided for the goods and passenger station [2nd box].
A new box was opened, further west at the second station, in 1891 [3rd box] and a ground frame installed at the entry to the goods yard. In addition to the passenger loop at the new station there was also a continuation of this to the east to form a goods loop from which the goods yard was reached via a headshunt.
The goods loop was later removed, the headshunt for the goods yard running parallel to the main track for some way east of the station. With this arrangement a goods train could no longer enter the goods yard directly from the east.
The goods yard was closed, along with many on the line, in 1966.
Nearby stations Tyndrum [1st] Tyndrum Lower Upper Tyndrum Crianlarich Lower Crianlarich Loch Dochart [Private] Bridge of Orchy Glen Falloch Platform Ardlui Luib Dalmally Gorton [WHR] Killin Junction Inveruglas Loch Awe | Glengarry Lead Smelter Tyndrum Mines Loading Point [1st] Tyndrum Summit Tyndrum Lead Shed and Mill Tyndrum Incline Tyndrum Lead Mines [Lower] [1st] Tyndrum Lead Mines Tip [1st] Tyndrum Lead Mines [Upper] [1st] Cononish Viaduct Auchtertyre Viaduct Tourist/other Dalrigh [Tyndrum] Meall Buidhe Lochan na Bi St Fillan^s Priory Kirkton Farm Level Crossing |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |
/ /1874 | Callander and Oban Railway Tyndrum Goods Junction to Oban, Oban Goods line and branch to Oban Harbour, authorised. |
01/04/1877 | Callander and Oban Railway Tyndrum Goods Junction to Dalmally opened for goods traffic. |
01/05/1877 | Callander and Oban Railway Tyndrum Goods Junction to Dalmally opened to passengers. Tyndrum [CandO] and Dalmally opened, Tyndrum [1st] becomes a goods depot. A single road stone shed, Dalmally Shed, opened to the south of Dalmally station with a 48ft turntable. |
/ /1966 | Callander and Oban Railway Tyndrum [1st] (the former terminus in use as a goods yard) to Tyndrum Goods Junction (a headshunt by this date) to Tyndrum Lower closed. |