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Remains of Appleby (NER) station, 1991
by Ben Brooksbank
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View SE, towards Kirkby Stephen and Darlington: ex-NER Stainmore Line,... (more)
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The former Tees Valley Junction, from the east
by Christine Johnstone
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Where two railways met. On the left/south, with the path, is the former... (more)
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Bridleway under the Stainmore Line, east of Spring Wood
by Christine Johnstone
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The Stainmore Line was built to carry minerals across the Pennines. It opened in... (more)
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Lineside hut, Stainmore Line [at Black Riggs]
by Christine Johnstone
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This line opened in 1861. It carried coke westwards to the Cumberland &... (more)
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Former railway cutting near Bluestone Grange
by Christine Johnstone
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The Barnard Castle & Bishop Auckland line [part of the Stainmore Line]... (more)
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Cliburn station (remains), 1986
by Ben Brooksbank
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View eastward, towards Kirkby Stephen: ex-NER Penrith - Kirkby Stephen - Barnard... (more)
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The Stainmore Line, north of Pecknell Farm, Lartington
by Christine Johnstone
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Heading south-east towards Barnard Castle. Now an unofficial, but well-used... (more)
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The Stainmore Line, heading east near Lartington
by Christine Johnstone
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Now an unofficial, but well-used bridleway. The line opened in 1861, to carry... (more)
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The Stainmore Line, heading south-west near Lartington
by Christine Johnstone
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Now an unofficial, but well-used bridleway. The line opened in 1861, to carry... (more)
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South side of the Stainmore Line underbridge
by Christine Johnstone
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Taking a bridleway and farm track under the former railway line.
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The former railway to Kirkby Stephen, north of the River Eden
by Christine Johnstone
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The Stainmore line's embankment and the overbridge are still in place, but... (more)
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The former Stainmore line, east of Bleathgill
by Christine Johnstone
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Close to the location of 'Snowdrift at Bleath Gill' - a 1955 British... (more)
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Former Clifton Moor station
by Ben Brooksbank
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View northward, along the road to the station, with Whinfell Forest (432 ft.)... (more)
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The former Tees Viaduct, from the west pier
by Christine Johnstone
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It once carried the Stainmore railway line over the River Tees. It was made of... (more)
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Abutment of former railway bridge, near Towler Hill
by Christine Johnstone
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The Stainmore Line, which opened in 1861.
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The former Stainmore line, near Clatteringdike Nook
by Christine Johnstone
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Opened in 1861, closed in 1962. Built to carry coke and iron ore across the Pennines.
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Underbridge on the Stainmore line
by Christine Johnstone
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Moorland track running south under the railway [which closed in 1962].
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Warcop Station, Eden Valley Railway
by Christine Johnstone
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Once part of the Stainmore Line. The house is now privately owned.
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Stainmore Line heading south to Kirkby Stephen
by Christine Johnstone
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Seen from the B6295 overbridge at Great Musgrave.
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Stainmore Line heading north to Warcop
by Christine Johnstone
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Disused railway at Great Musgrave, seen from the B6295 overbridge.
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Bridge over a disused railway, Great Musgrave
by Christine Johnstone
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The B6295 crosses the former Stainmore line.
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Curved cutting, the former Stainmore line
by Christine Johnstone
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The railway was built to carry coal from County Durham's pits to steelworks... (more)
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The railway line to Penrith, at Appleby
by Christine Johnstone
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Site of the former level crossing on Station Road. The lines are still in place... (more)
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Cumbria Wildlife Trust's Smardale Gill reserve
by Christine Johnstone
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With someone using a mobility scooter on the former railway line.
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Approaching Sandy Bank signalbox from the west
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NY7105
The railway was built to carry coal from County Durham's pits to steelworks... (more)
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Footpath crossing former railway line
by Christine Johnstone
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The footpath runs south towards Newbiggin on Lune. The railway runs north-east... (more)
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The end of the line - dropped bridge south of Brownber
by Christine Johnstone
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Western end of the Cumbria Wildlife Trust's Smardale Gill reserve. The... (more)
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Remains of Sandy Bank signal box
by Christine Johnstone
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This signal box stood at the summit of the railway line between Kirkby Stephen... (more)
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Former railway line, near Severals Gill
by Christine Johnstone
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Built to carry coal from County Durham's pits to steelworks in Barrow in... (more)
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The railway from Penrith, at Cross Croft, Appleby
by Christine Johnstone
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Looking south-east from the road bridge. There are tracks somewhere in the undergrowth.
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The railway to Penrith, at Cross Croft, Appleby
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NY6920
Looking north-west from the road bridge. The track is just visible in the undergrowth.
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Western end of former railway cutting
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NY7106
The stonework on the near right is the abutment of a demolished bridge. The... (more)
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Eastern end of former railway cutting
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NY7106
The railway was built to carry coal from County Durham's pits to steelworks... (more)
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Rail crash site interpreted, Smardale
by Christine Johnstone
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The site of a derailment in May 1955... (more)
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