Sailly-Bray
| Location | Altitude | w3w |
|---|---|---|
| 50.197375 , 1.741117 | 14.6 m | épuisette.astuce.canif |
Sailly-Bray was a small halt just north of Noyelles. It seems to have had a long siding(s) or possibly a loop, as one of the aerial images from the 1930s shows a rake of wagons in it. Possibly these were for sugar beet.
The building itself was of an unusual design and not the usual large brick built structure. Today (2024) there is a house at the precise location of the halt and whilst it bears a resemblance to the published plans, that may just be coincidence.The street is named 'rue de l'Ancienne Gare'.