<b>Railway signal cabin Knockmore Junction</b><br>The signal cabin at Knockmore Junction was built by the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) in 1887 to an unusual brick design. On the main Belfast - Dublin line, it was junction for a branch to Antrim and, from 1863 to 1956, another line to Newcastle. Closed on 28 May 1977, it was quickly demolished as it blocked completion of a direct line from Lisburn to the Antrim branch.
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