Plea for help: Acrefair on the Ruabon to Barmouth line

[Yet_Another]

Unfortunately, I'm separated from virtually all of my railway stuff at the moment, including my railway bookshelf.

I have an excellent book on the Ruabon to Barmouth line, which the current Llangollen railway used to be part of. The book has a track plan for each of the stations on the route, and I'm in need of a look at the plan for Acrefair. I've already trawled the OS maps in the Scottish National Library, but I'd rather have the better-defined plan from the book if possible.

So, does anyone have the book, and can post an image of the track plan for Acrefair, or if not an image, a description of the track layout? I'm most interested in the presence or otherwise of any crossovers, and the number of sidings at either end of the station.

Thanks.

[crewearpley40]

If you google : acrefair railway station, see llangollen-railway.org.uk and disused-stations.org.uk. maybe a start

[Yet_Another]

If you google : acrefair railway station, see llangollen-railway.org.uk and disused-stations.org.uk. maybe a start

My google-fu has not brought forward anything that I can use, unfortunately. The Llangollen Railway site tends to focus on the bit that they operate, and this line is not on disused stations.

[crewearpley40]

Maybe maps. Okay it was just a thought

[Dancess]

Just found out my copy, according to the book "siding accommodation was on the up side,21 wagons on 2 roads and 25 wagons on 2 roads on the downside". There were 2  crossovers, that on the downside a single slip.

Hope this helps.

[LASteve]

This should do the trick for you:

https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/html/gww/S3255.htm

[Yet_Another]

Awesome! Thanks both. I'd not heard of the Signalling Record Society before.

[Dancess]

Found another photo in book "Rails to Bala".

[crewearpley40]

The signalling record society is a very useful site worth some researching