- The
lines were the
Newtyle and
Coupar Angus Railway and the
Newtyle and
Glammiss Railway; they
opened in 1837 - 1838. The
extension lines did not transform...
-
moribund railways, the
Newtyle and
Coupar Angus Railway and the
Newtyle and
Glammiss Railway. The SMJR was
amalgamated with the
Aberdeen Railway in 1856, together...
-
Railway from
Newtyle to the Muir of E****ie, and from
thence to the Muir of
Glammiss, in the
County of Forfar.
Bodmin and
Wadebridge Railway Act 1835 5 & 6...
- alignment. They were the
Newtyle and
Coupar Angus Railway and the
Newtyle and
Glammiss Railway. Both were
unsuccessful adjuncts to the
Dundee and
Newtyle Railway...
- and the
Newtyle and
Glammiss Railway,
authorised by the
Newtyle and
Glammis Railway Act 1835 (5 & 6 Will. 4. c. xcii). (
Glammiss is
spelt Glamis nowadays...
-
Statistical Accounts of Scotland,
Glammiss,
County of Forfar, OSA, Vol. III, 1792; p. 128.
Statistical Accounts of Scotland,
Glammiss,
County of Forfar, NSA, Vol...
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moribund lines, the
Newtyle and
Coupar Angus Railway and the
Newtyle and
Glammiss Railway. (Glammis is
spelt Glamis nowadays.) Both of
these were
stone block...
