LLANDUDNO and Colwyn Bay Electric Railway was in operation from 1907 until 1956.
Originally, the line ran between Llandudno and Rhos-on-Sea, but was extended Colwyn Bay in 1908.
Having previously been in red and cream, from the late 1920s its carriages adopted their classic green and cream livery.
Despite a final extension to Old Colwyn in 1915, the Colwyn Bay to Old Colwyn section was closed in just 15 years later in September 1930.
The railway remained popular and in regular use until the 1950s, when the line suffered from substantial storm damage in January 1952.
Although repairs were carried out, storms the next year did as much damage again.
In 1954 Llandudno and District Electric Construction Company, who ran the line, applied for a licence to convert the service to motor buses.
Despite the objections of local councils, there was little that could be done and the line closed on 24 March 1956.
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