Junction
Tyndrum Goods Ground Frame (1877-1949)
Opened on the Callander and Oban Railway.
This location name is somewhat artificial. This ground frame was located east of Tyndrum Lower. It controlled the connection between the original terminus Tyndrum [1st] and the extension west to Dalmally. After the line's extension the station was replaced with a new one and the original terminus become a goods yard. The junction was possibly controlled directly by the signal box opened with the extension.
The signalling history here is quite complex, a new box was opened, further west, in 1891 and the ground frame installed. There was a passenger loop, within the station, and a goods loop to the immediate east.
Around 1949 the layout was changed such that an up (eastbound) train reached the yard by a reversing spur which connected to the east end of the up loop line. Prior to that a down train could enter directly, but this cross over was lifted.
The goods yard was removed in 1966.
Nearby stations Tyndrum [1st] Tyndrum Lower Upper Tyndrum Crianlarich Lower Crianlarich Bridge of Orchy Glen Falloch Platform Ardlui Luib Dalmally Gorton [WHR] Killin Junction Inveruglas Loch Awe Glenoglehead Crossing | Other railway and industry locations Tyndrum Goods Ground Frame Glengarry Lead Smelter Tyndrum Lead Mine Tyndrum Summit Cononish Viaduct Auchtertyre Viaduct County March Summit [West Highland] Ewich Viaduct Tip Cononish Mine Sheds Mine Tourist/other Dalrigh Tyndrum Lochan na Bi St Fillan^s Church |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |