Cameronbridge Distillery
Location type
Name and dates
Cameronbridge Distillery (1824-)Opened on the Leven Railway.
Opened on the Rail Served Distilleries.
Description
This grain distillery opened in 1824. It was rail served, the Leven Railway having reached Cameron Bridge [1st] in 1854.
Latterly CO2 tanks were delivered to the site, this traffic ceasing in the 1990s. The distillery had its own shunter.
Tags
Distillery grain distillery| Nearby stations Cameron Bridge [1st] Cameron Bridge Buckhaven Methil Leven [1st] Leven Leven [2nd] Wemyss Castle West Wemyss Markinch Thornton Junction [W&BR] Thornton Junction Lundin Links Glenrothes with Thornton Largo | Isabella Colliery Leven Colliery No 3 Pit (Pirnie) Bye Pit Plunks Junction East Fife Central Junction Percival Pit Kennoway Goods Muiredge Colliery Wemyss Brickworks Muiredge Goods Tourist/other Windygates Level Crossing [West] Windygates Level Crossing [East] Kirkland Dam Level Crossing Duniface Farm Level Crossing Little Park Plantation Level Crossing |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1998 | Leven Railway Last freight to Cameronbridge Distillery at Cameron Bridge. |
| 28/02/2003 | Leven Railway Trial train to Cameronbridge Distillery at Cameron Bridge operated by DRS from Grangemouth. |
Books
 Scotland’s Lost Branch Lines: Where Beeching Got It Wrong |
