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Xenophon PCDGS

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Forteviot

Do not forget that we are on the Scottish Central Railway where I have previously given two instances of clarification on line sections where closed railway stations occur, in a PM that I sent out recently.
I find Railscot to be a far better source of information that certain other sources.
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Glenboig

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Since over 24 hours have elapsed, I will make the following posting in order that the quiz can continue onwards:-

After the last posting of Glenboig, there is only one further closed station on the Caledonian Railway Main Line which is that of Mossend before we take the route of the Cleland and Midcalder Line (which the preamble to this particular journey stated was only a link line with NO closed stations), which now brings us to the Glasgow Central Railway. The first closed station upon that line is....

Tollcross
 
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Xenophon PCDGS

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Kelvinside

My records show a closed station at Maryhill Central prior to Kelvinside. which was also previously named in the 1894-1895 period as Maryhill Barracks, then Maryhill, before assuming this name.
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Kelvinside


Crow Road
 
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