MIDLAND RAILWAY
STABLES
| Built | 1907 |
| Company | Midland Railway NCC, LMS NCC, UTA |
| Preservation | 1966 |
This building was erected to house five horses in stalls or loose boxes at the Larne end. Three jaunting cars (light two-wheeled carriages) were kept at the Belfast end. These carried visitors to and from the sea-front and the nearby Gobbins cliff path. There was a tack room in the middle which might, possibly, have included living accommodation for the attendant.
For the first 50 years of its RPSI ownership the stable was used as a store until re-imagined as an interpretation display on the development of Whitehead by the railway company. It also now houses an education room and a toilet block.