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Irish Narrow Gauge - Crosshaven

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Crosshaven - CB&PR

osi 100m reference: W792612, map DM087
Crosshaven - in Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of 1842
National Photographic Archive,Lawrence Collection: LROY8853
map: [CBPRJ: m-6-p80- ]
track diagram: [CBPRJ: d-5-p72- ]
photos: [CBPRJ: b-6-p80- ]
platform: [CBPRJ: b-6-p47- b-5-p82-?1900 ]
signal: [CBPRJ: b-6-p47- ]
signal box: [CBPRJ: b-5-p48- b-6-p47- ]
station: [CBPRJ: b-5-p48- b-6-p47- b-5-p82-?1900 ]
viaduct: [CBPRJ: b-6-p42- ]
staff:
- stationmaster:
  - 1907: J. Coakley
  - 1912: W. Barry
  - 1920: John Heelan

Cassell's 1899:

Crosshaven, village and bay on Cork Harbour, parish of Templebreedy (q.v.), South county Cork, Ireland, 4 miles S of Queenstown. Opposite the village is an eminence crowned by an ancient cairn. The fisheries are of local importance, and there is some coasting trade. The bay affords excellent shelter.

Population: 532.

2003.02.15

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