St Johnston
St Johnston station was opened as a part of the setup of the Londonderry and Enniskillen Railway in 1847. The opening of the station brought prosperity to the village of St Johnston as the Irish Revenue Commissioners selected St Johnston as the location for the customs post for the link between County Donegal and County Londonderry in Northern Ireland, despite the customs officers being considered ineffective for the route, as smugglers tended not to use the railway when heading for Londonderry station. It was operated by Great Northern Railway and was known locally as the "Derry Road", for people passing through to connect at Londonderry to change trains to connect onwards to Belfast.