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Llanpumpsaint
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Llanpumsaint.
Railway village 1864-1965
The dismantled railway still passes through the village and, until recently, the original "Llanpumpsaint" station sign could be seen in front of the Railway Inn. In neighbouring Bronwydd, a 1 mile long section of the line was reopened in 1978 for tourists and named the Gwili Railway. The line has been extended Southwards to the site of Abergwili Junction. The Gwili Railway aims to eventually restore the railway as far as Llanpumpsaint. However, the logistics of restoring the track as far north as Llanpumsaint (there are around seven derelict bridges crossing the Gwili between Conwyl Elfed and Llanpumsaint) mean that there is currently no timetable for restoration.