An old Mark 1 carriage (which was formerly painted in green and cream "West Highland Line" livery and carried the number SC4494) sits on an isolated length of track immediately to the west of the station, on the south side.
Having been brought to Loch Awe by a ballast train on 29 May 1988, it was until 2008 used as a tea room.
The main single line had to be temporarily severed and slewed so that the carriage could be shunted onto its own track without the use of a crane.
An old Mark 1 carriage (which was formerly painted in green and cream "West Highland Line" livery and carried the number SC4494) sits on an isolated length of track immediately to the west of the station, on the south side. Having been brought to Loch Awe by a ballast train on 29 May 1988, it was until 2008 used as a tea room. The main single line had to be temporarily severed and slewed so that the carriage could be shunted onto its own track without the use of a crane.
Loch Awe railway station