Community champions to create £750,000 path along old railway line from Cairnbulg to Fraserburgh [Press and Journal]
Date: 09/04/2022
The railway tracks between Cairnbulg and Fraserburgh last clacked with the sound of a train in 1965.
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Community champions to create £750,000 path along old railway line from Cairnbulg to Fraserburgh
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The railway tracks between Cairnbulg and Fraserburgh last clacked with the sound of a train in 1965. The three-mile stretch was part of the last line
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Watched by a small but attentive audience, Ivatt 2-6-0 no 46460 rumbles over Cairnbulg level crossing on 5 August 1953 with a St Combs - Fraserburgh train.
Location: Cairnbulg
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
05/08/1953 G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow
Location: Cairnbulg
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
05/08/1953 G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow
The remains of a beautiful pink and grey granite bridge on the St Combs branch at Water of Philorth nature reserve looking towards Cairnbulg.
Location: Philorth Bridge
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
15/08/2017 Alan Cormack
Location: Philorth Bridge
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
15/08/2017 Alan Cormack
Ex-GER 2-4-0T 67164 approaching the platform at Kirkton Bridge Halt shortly after leaving Fraserburgh with a train for St Combs in July 1951.
Location: Kirkton Bridge Halt
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
/07/1951 G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow
Location: Kirkton Bridge Halt
Company: St Combs Light Railway (Great North of Scotland Railway)
/07/1951 G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow
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