The expansion of the railway system in the 19th century brought huge changes to the areas where stations were built. Pencader had a large station and yard because it was south of the junction where the line forked and headed west to Newcastle Emlyn and north toward Lampeter and on to Aberystwyth.
More information about the line is available HERE (external site opens in new tab)
A model of the station and yard has been donated to the village, below are some pictures of the model.
