Findhorn Railway
Introduction
This railway is long closed. Passenger services are still provided by ScotRail between Inverness and Aberdeen.
Dates
| / /1859 | Findhorn Railway Act receives Royal assent |
| 18/04/1860 | Findhorn Railway Line opened. |
| 01/03/1862 | Findhorn RailwayInverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway Findhorn Railway operation taken over by the Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway. |
| 01/01/1869 | Findhorn Railway Closed to passengers. |
| / /1880 | Findhorn Railway Closed completely and company liquidated. |
Locations along the line
These locations are along the line.
Kinloss station was relocated to the east almost as soon as it opened with the opening of the short lived Findhorn Railway. The new station had one platform face on each line, there was an island platform in the 'V' of the junction. There was a loop on the branch line.
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See also
Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway
Frank Spaven Collection (Courtesy David Spaven) //
This was a short lived terminus by the shore and two piers in Findhorn. There was a wooden station building on the south side of the B9011 where the line finished. To the north of this, across the road, was a railway owned warehouse and office. The goods line passed by the station, on its south side, continuing to the two piers. The east pier was served by turnplate.
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Ewan Crawford //1998
