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Architecture Notes
Event ID 860877
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Architecture Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/860877
NH89NW 21.00 82564 99748
NH89NW 21.01 NH 82571 99794 Road Bridge
NH89NW 21.02 NH 82604 99766 Railways Goods Shed
NH89NW 21.03 NH 82628 99762 Shed
Main station building is a 1 and a half-storey structure built on an L-plan, with the roof extending down to form a platform awning. On the opposing platform there is a 5-bay single-storey wooden shelter and a wooden goods shed of a standard Highland Railway pattern. Linking the two platforms is a lattice-girder foot-bridge of a type common in the region. Also of note is the overbridge to the immediate N of the station (NH89NW 21.01).
J R Hume 1977
Built in 1868 for the Sutherland extension of the Highland Railway, this station comprises a two-storeyed 'L'-plan building, the walls of which are of bull-faced rubble with dressed ashlar margins. The slate roof extends as a wooden-framed canopy over the platform on the west side of the building. Although the station was still in use at the time of survey, the station building itself had been disused for several years, and was being converted into a dwelling.
Information from RCAHMS (MKO) 2002
