Contact the news and picture editor. |
This is not the first time that Peter Arnott, the prolific Scottish dramatist, has explored the Tay Bridge disaster of December 28, 1879. [Full article requires subscription. -RS]
(Permalink) Perth Theatre Play Tay Bridge Disaster Tay Bridge [1st] The Signalman Theatre Tay Bridge [1st]: A damaged beam from the original Tay Bridge. On display in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. |
A terrible train crash on a stormy December night returns to the memory of the man who let the train cross the Tay Bridge ... all is revealed in the ghostly new drama production, Perth Theatre's 'The Signalman'.
(Permalink) Perth Theatre Play Tay Bridge Disaster Tay Bridge [1st] The Signalman Theatre Tay Bridge [1st]: A damaged beam from the original Tay Bridge. On display in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. |
You could make an argument for Edinburgh Castle, the Scott Monument or Skara Brae being Scotland's most iconic building or structure. But, for many.
(Permalink) Forth Bridge Tay Bridge [1st] Thomas Bouch Tay Bridge [1st]: The first Tay Bridge viewed from the north before its collapse. Note the signalbox on the NB line to the left. To the right of the box are buildings at Buckingham Point, lost during the land reclamati ... Tay Bridge [1st]: A damaged beam from the original Tay Bridge. On display in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. Tay Bridge [1st]: A view of the first Tay Bridge from Wormit with Dundee in the background after the fall of the High Girders. A portion of a contemporary postcard in my collection. |