The narrow gauge railway station at Ravenglass was originally built in 1876 when the original  gauge railway opened to passenger traffic to Boot. The original station consisted of a large wooden built train shed covering one track and the platform.
Ravenglass's narrow-gauge railway terminal was first erected in 1876, coinciding with the introduction of regular passenger service on the original gauge line to Boot. This initial facility featured a substantial wooden structure housing one track and the platform.