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The Settle to Carlisle Railway |
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A web site dedicated to describing the railway, its environment and historical development. |
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Site Established in May 2000 |
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Site Updated: 18th December 2007 - The site has now migrated to its own domain at www.settlecarlislerailway.co.uk |
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Index to sections |
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| An introduction to the Settle-Carlisle line (L) | |
| The Construction Project | Settle - Carlisle Map circa 2001 |
| The 1871 census at Ribblehead | Settle - Carlisle Map circa 1950 |
| Hellifield to Long Preston | Events in the history of the line |
| Long Preston to Settle Junction | Details of previous site updates |
| Settle Junction | Settle-Carlisle Railway Panoramic Views |
| Settle Junction to Settle | Settle-Carlisle Railway Aerial Photographs |
| Langcliffe Quarry | What to see around Settle |
| Settle to Horton | Back Track - To those days of locomotive haulage |
| Horton to Ribblehead | Publicising the line |
| Ribblehead (and the construction sites) | St. Pancras Station - The Midland Railway's showpiece |
| Blea Moor | Settle-Carlisle Bibliography |
| Dent Head and Dent Station | Pullman Productions Railway and Canal Tunnel Database |
| Garsdale | The Industrial Archaeology and Mining History pages |
| The Hawes Branch | The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway |
| Garsdale to Ais Gill (L) | The Vintage Carriages Trust magazine collection |
| Ais Gill to Kirkby Stephen | Some images from the construction period 1869 - 1876 |
| Kirkby Stephen to Appleby | Knaresborough to York (in preparation) |
| Appleby to Langwathby | Kirkby Stephen East (In preparation) |
| Langwathby to Armathwaite | |
| Armathwaite to Carlisle (L) | |
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The Settle - Carlisle Railway CD-ROM from NVM Digital continues in popularity. It contains lots of pictures, features about the railway and its history, articles about nearby villages and towns, and lots more besides. We've put tons of work into this project, and we hope that you will like it! Our new enhanced version is now available - More photos, new panoramas etc. and many locations have been re-photographed. We now also have a new Settle - Carlisle CD-ROM titled "Historic Photos of the Settle -Carlisle Railway", a compilation of images taken from a collection of Victorian Stereo photographs which were taken during the building of the line. And if that's not enough, now released are our latest updates on the Settle-Carlisle Railway, entitled "The Settle to Carlisle Railway in the Third Millennium" and "The Northern Years". As a diversion away from the S & C we also have a new CD-ROM title 'Knaresborough to York - A line to remember' - a study of a delightful stretch of semaphore signalled railway. These should keep you busy whilst waiting for something new to happen under the new franchise ! |
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Other Items of Interest |
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Settle and Carlisle line services are now operated by Northern Trains. The new franchise started on December 12th 2004 |
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| The Cumbrian Railways Association The Cumbrian Railways Association exists to promote research and to develop interest into the railways of Cumbria.The association has an excellent archive of historic photographs and an invaluable pool of expert knowledge on the subject. | The Midland Railway Society The Society aims to bring together those who are interested in the Midland Railway and to disseminate information amongst its members. If you are not already a member and would like to know more about the activities of the Society, please take time out to have a look at the official web site. www.derby.org/midland |
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Travel information is available from Dalesbus. The Dalesbus site provides comprehensive information on bus and train services in the Yorkshire Dales, including links to online journey planners. |
Landmark Ltd. A site representing the whole of Britain using a downloadable database comprising the first series of the historic one inch to the mile Ordnance Survey Maps which were published between 1850 and 1899. The site is hosted by the Landmark group who specialise in site assessments and investigations. |
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Use Multimap
to find places on the Settle-Carlisle |
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