Cardigan Railway Station was the terminus of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway (nprn 410169) and it opened in 1886. The station had a single passenger platform on the down side and a run-round loop. There was a goods yard, with two sidings and a stone-built goods shed, on the up side and a siding served a small locomotive shed and turntable adjacent to the River Teifi. A further siding on the down side completed the track layout.
The main station building had stuccoed walls of local brick under a low-pitch hipped slated roof with brick chimneys. There were square-headed openings with chamfered stucco surrounds. The canopy projected straight out from the building on moulded cast-iron brackets with a fretted fascia. The goods shed was set on a platform and had walls of slate blocks with dressed quoins and shallow arched heads to the openings. (Source: RCAHMW Cardiganshire Industrial file, SN14NE; notes by A.J. Parkinson)
The station closed in 1962 and the site is now part of an industrial estate; it would seem that only the goods shed survives.
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 26 January 2010.