[Articles and clippings relating to British railways] (1898)
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orks were completed and “The railway crosses two arms of the sea. opened for traffic on 1st July, 1880. The Loch Etive, at Connel Ferry, and Loch total length of the line from Callander to Creran, at Cregan. The bridge over Loch Oban is pearly 72 miles. Etive is 1,044 ft. in length, built on the “… … which could not way acquired the MR. A. BRAND, Scottish Central otherwise have CHIEF ASSISTANT TO THE GENERAL MANAGER. Railway in 1865, been developed, we became the proprietors of the small and it has considerably increased the value of harbour of South Alloa, on the River Forth, the fishing…
Railroads -- Great Britain -- Miscellanea
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