Drumgley Siding
Location type
SidingsName and dates
Drumgley SidingOpened on the Scottish Midland Junction Railway.
Description
A single siding on the westbound line between Glamis, to the west, and Kirriemuir Junction. It was reached by reversal.
Closer to Cossans (original spelled Cossins) than Drumgley which is to the south east.
St Orland's Stone is nearby to the south east.
Unlike the majority of the trackbed, which remains more or less intact, the site of this siding and the line has been ploughed out. Some fenceposts remain on the south side of the line to show the trackbed was broader.
Tags
SidingExternal links
NLS Collection OS map of 1892-1914NLS Collection OS map of 1944-67
NLS Map
NLS Map
NLS Map
| Nearby stations Kirriemuir Junction Glammis [1st] Glamis Kirriemuir Eassie Forfar (Playfield) Forfar [2nd] Leason Hill Kingsmuir Justinhaugh Clocksbriggs Kirkinch Meigle Upper Junction Kirkbuddo Meigle [2nd] | Ballindarg Siding Glamis Sand Pit Balmuckety Siding Dean Water Bridge [Glamis] Kirriemuir Shed Turfbeg Road Bridge Forfar South Junction Canmore Jute Works Tourist/other St Orland^s Stone Glamis Castle J M Barrie^s Birthplace Loch of Forfar Peter Pan Park Forfar Road Level Crossing [Eassie] Eassie Sculptured Stone |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
