The Old Tortillard Rail way Station
Les Tortillards were the trains that went from Ouville-la-Riviére to Motteville (1912), then Gueures to Clères (1913). Each line provided 3 or 4 daily return trips. The concession was given to Emile Labarie in 1909 and then on his death in 1914 was taken
over by CFN (Chemin de Fer de Normandie). In 1947 after 35 years of service the lines were closed permanently. The station of Anglesqueville sur Saéne was considered to be one of the best kept stations and in its original state. Today it has been renovated and turned into a library.
Les Tortillards were the trains that went from Ouville-la-Riviére to Motteville (1912), then Gueures to Clères (1913). Each line provided 3 or 4 daily return trips. The concession was given to Emile Labarie in 1909 and then on his death in 1914 was taken over by CFN (Chemin de Fer de Normandie). In 1947 after 35 years of service the lines were closed permanently. The station of Anglesqueville sur Saéne was considered to be one of the best kept stations and in its original state.
Today it has been renovated and turned into a library.