Railways of Little Rathmor
The fascinating story of how the railway evolved, why it is so special and why it should be remembered.
History
Railways
Little Rathmor
Little Rathmor Maps
Small it may be, but its central position made Little Rathmor pivotal to the development of railways across the islands. Bridges connect it to Glynoch in the west and to Rathmor in the south, via the mighty Llyngor Bridge. The railway story here began as early as 1825, when the Bryn Lar & Llanchala Harbour Company laid primitive rails between the limestone quarries and the quaysides at Bryn Lar. In time, Little Rathmor became a vital railway crossroads between Glynoch and Rathmor, while its main locomotive sheds and workshops ensured its importance within the archipelago far beyond its diminutive geographic size.
History
Railways
Little Rathmor
Little Rathmor Maps
Island Railways 1960
Newer routes at north Glynoch and south/central Rathmor, mainly for MOD and Reservoir traffic.
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