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'''McEvoy Drive Railway Station''' is a rail station formerly serving northern [[Gatcombeton]]. It lies on the [[Malton Rail/Fuchsia Line|Fuchsia Line]] between [[Sawtell Walk Railway Station|Sawtell]] Station and the junction at [[Newis Drive Railway Station|Newis]]-[[Reginaldus Square Railway Station|Reginaldus]]. | |||
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In the end, the subway was defeated. After struggling with internal corruption and bad investments, Henderson-McEvoy declared bankruptcy and sold off all of their stations. | In the end, the subway was defeated. After struggling with internal corruption and bad investments, Henderson-McEvoy declared bankruptcy and sold off all of their stations. | ||
By the 1980s, McEvoy Drive station had been incorporated into its current placement on the Fuchsia Line. | |||
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McEvoy Drive Railway Station VSB, dark. AndyMatthews (talk) 23:52, 6 November 2024 (UTC)
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| McEvoy Drive Railway Station
Gatcombeton [24, 10]
Basic Info:
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McEvoy Drive Railway Station is a rail station formerly serving northern Gatcombeton. It lies on the Fuchsia Line between Sawtell Station and the junction at Newis-Reginaldus.
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| Bodilly | Grist | Peitevin | Barter | Fennessy NB | Sawtell | McEvoy | Newis-Reginaldus Y | Dorrington | Elkins | Peaty | Meads | Adolphy G | Essell | Gable | Seamour | Shackle | Cull | Gwilliam | Polgrahan P | Hopping | Sage | Crosbie-Hemborrow Y | Ashbee | Mesney | |||||
Description
History
McEvoy Rails was the way to travel in style in the 1800s. It was part of the greater Malton, Monroeville, Hooterville, and Lemming system. Originally used for mail delivery and sometimes supplies, the train ran regularly for 50 years.
Most stations in Malton were a stop on the McEvoy system. After the buy out by Henderson Rails, McEvoy trains started carrying passengers as well as supplies. When talks of starting a subway system started, Henderson-McEvoy actively campaigned to convert the rail system instead of spending millions on building a new subway.
In the end, the subway was defeated. After struggling with internal corruption and bad investments, Henderson-McEvoy declared bankruptcy and sold off all of their stations.
By the 1980s, McEvoy Drive station had been incorporated into its current placement on the Fuchsia Line.
Barricade Policy
Current Status
Very Strongly Barricaded;No trains running;There is a radio transmitter and a Portable Generator. Zahro 13:32, 5 March 2010 (GMT)
Radio and generator fixed, lights all on here. Fniff 17:22, 2 March 2010 (UTC)
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