Murwillumbah Railway Station Helen Manning, one of the Tweed Regional Museum's wonderful volunteers researched and wrote this article for the local paper on the history of the Murwillumbah railway station.
Dunbible Station Dunbible Station opened with the rest of the Lismore to Tweed railway line on 24 December 1894.
Burringbar Station Burringbar was an important station on the Tweed to Lismore line, controlling trains between Murwillumbah and Mullumbimby with a passing loop and a siding.
Mooball Station The introduction of the railway line through Mooball saw the establishment of a station, which included a passenger station building and sidings for passengers and goods.
Crabbes Creek Station When the railway came in 1894 the local area was predominantly used for cane farming and was home to a very small and isolated population.