Hi all!
If anyone has any information on former railway lines and stations I would be very interested.
Cheers
former railway things
Re: former railway things
Hi, have you read this site: http://www.kosmoid.net/portobello/ ?
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numberwang
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Re: former railway things
Okay ta, I shall check it out
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have you looked at http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/1_edin_t/1_ ... nsport.htm
They have some pictures of the old railway engines and some of the stations
I East edinburgh there were stations at Joppa (around Brunstane Road ) and Portobello ( Southfield Place/Brighton Place )
They have some pictures of the old railway engines and some of the stations
I East edinburgh there were stations at Joppa (around Brunstane Road ) and Portobello ( Southfield Place/Brighton Place )
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Re: former railway things
Of course what used to be known as The Innocent railway is now a cycle path
It was built to haul coal from the Lothians ( mostly Dalkeith and Newcraighall ) into Edinburgh
The cycle path bit starts around Asda at Brunstane, goes along Magdalene, crosses Duddingston Road at forkenford then along round Arthurs Seat to St leonard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJOF0_Xshbk
Think the formal name was Edinburgh and Dalkeith railway
for some of the old routes see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Edinb ... RJD_27.jpg
It was built to haul coal from the Lothians ( mostly Dalkeith and Newcraighall ) into Edinburgh
The cycle path bit starts around Asda at Brunstane, goes along Magdalene, crosses Duddingston Road at forkenford then along round Arthurs Seat to St leonard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJOF0_Xshbk
Think the formal name was Edinburgh and Dalkeith railway
for some of the old routes see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Edinb ... RJD_27.jpg