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This was Peel station in 1968. Now a beer bottle depot, at least the station architecture still survives. From Peel the railway used to run to Douglas via St. Johns junction.
The railway still runs from Douglas to Port Erin with the original steam trains.
If you liked the above picture more are available in my Douglas travelogue
Web link below.
Updated Nov 15, 2005
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