Date: 12/02/2005

Meeting at Anniesland station at 11:00 a walking tour, organised by the Caledonian Railway Association, will visit the remains of the Caledonian Railway in the Anniesland, Dawsholm and Kirklee areas of Glasgow.

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Part of the Caledonian Railway Dawsholm Passenger Station sign painted on the Maryhill aqueduct. To the top left PASS can be seen and to the top right ST.
Location: Dawsholm
Company: Glasgow Central Railway
12/02/2005 Ewan Crawford

The piers of the line which carried the Caledonian Railway^s Anniesland Gas Works branch from Dawsholm across the River Kelvin in a view looking to Anniesland in 1988. The Kelvin Aquaduct lies just beyond and the Caley^s short lived Dawsholm station is off to the right.
Location: Dawsholm
Company: Glasgow Central Railway
//1988 Ewan Crawford

Ex-Caledonian Pug 0-4-0ST no 56029 stands in the sidings at Dawsholm on 23 May 1959. Not, as it might at first seem, part of a condemned line, since the locomotive was moved to Kipps shortly thereafter [see image 22947]. The 1895 veteran continued in service in the Coatbridge area for a further three and a half years, before being eventually withdrawn by BR at the end of 1962.
Location: Dawsholm
Company: Stobcross Railway
23/05/1959 K A Gray