These locations are along the line.
A halt related to Muirton Park football ground, St Johnstone FC, which was to the east.
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This marshalling yard was laid out to the north of Perth gradually replacing four existing yards nearby, opening in 1962.
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This cold store was established in the Second World War. It was located on the east side of the railway in Muirton, Perth. Opposite on the west side of the line was the south end of Perth New Yard (developed later).
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This junction was in the north of Perth where the Perth, Almond Valley and Methven Railway met the older Scottish Midland Junction Railway. Trains from the branch could run south to Perth. The main line was double track, the branch single. The brick built signal box was on the east side of the line. The junction was a little complicated as there was a looped siding on the west side ...
More detailsThis was Dewar's blending and bottling plant located in the north of Perth. It closed in 1994.
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