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| More houses in the station. Behind the blocks facing the sea and themselves facing a green where cricket was played. | The cable offices, converted to holiday flats. | Sea facing aspect of the offices. (1998) |
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| The Commercial Cable Company logo close up (from the side of the building). | The water tower, now without the tank. | One of the few signs left that the building is something special -
a row of insulators for telegraph cables on the side. John Packer says that these are likely to be the terminations for overhead landlines connecting the office with the Irish network. |
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| Original cable station office building and and Manager's house viewed across the green. | Manager's house. This was a shooting lodge for the local estate before the Cable Station was established. | Manager's house from sea direction showing workshops behind. |
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| More pictures of the Cable Station as it is now on the WIKI. | ||
| Station layout map from Jim Hewison | ||