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RThe Duke of Sutherland’s Saloons, Locomotives and Railways In January 1950, G. Charles published a short (2 page) article about the...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK).The Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands – Part 6 – Storr Lochs Hydroelectric Power Station Storr Lochs hydro-electric power station...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK).Part 5 – The Quartzite (Silica) Quarry Tramway at Ord There was a short tramway in the quartzite quarry close to Ord which was...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK).Part 4 – The Raasay Iron Ore Mine Railway There is an excellent book by Laurence & Pamela Draper, which they self-published in 1990...
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RDereham (East Dereham) Station, Norfolk An article in the magazine Railway Bylines, in the September 2002 edition written by Orson...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK).Part 3 – The Skye Marble Railway The featured image for this article is the only photograph I have been able to find of ‘Skylark’, the...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK).Part 2 – The Talisker Distillery Tramway The Talisker Distillery Tramway was a short 2ft-gauge tramway which opened in 1900 and closed...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Highland Railway, Scotland again. ....The Highland Railway’s Fort George Branch This short branch was established to bring a railhead closer to Fort George. The featured...
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Rrogerfarnworth posted the thread The Industrial Railways of Skye and Adjacent Islands (UK) in Railroad History.In April/May 2025 we had a holiday on Skye and as part of that started finding out about the history of industrial railways on Skye and...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Killin Railway, UK.An online acquaintance sent this link to me. From 4 minutes 17 seconds into the film, it shows some views of Killin Railway Station
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RThe Highland Railway as a Company is long-gone. Many of its routes area still in use, others have been abandoned. This thread will...
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RBack in November 2000, Michael S. Elton wrote about the Killin Branch in BackTrack magazine. The featured image for this article is the...
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RKing’s Cross and St. Pancras Railway Stations: History and then Renaissance in 1990 to 2025 In June 1990, The Railway Magazine issued a...
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Rrogerfarnworth posted the thread Arresting Runaway Wagons. .. in International - Railway News and Discussion.‘Arresting’ Runaway Wagons British Railways Illustrated Volume 5 No. 5 of February 1996 included an article about the LNWR goods yard...
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RThe Highland Railway’s Fortrose (or Black Isle) Branch Stanley Jenkins tells us that “The opening of the Inverness & Rossshire Railway...
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