Abutment of Newtyle & Glammis Railway bridge
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Abutment of Newtyle & Glammis Railway bridge
Image: © A-M-Jervis Taken: 21 Apr 2007
The Newtyle & Glammis Railway extended the Dundee & Newtyle Railway to Glamis (modern spelling) on 4 June 1838, crossing this lane at the back of the Belmont Arms Inn by a stone arch, of which only the eastern abutment and approach embankments are left. This section of the line was taken out of use in 1861 but the bridge was still shown on the One-Inch O.S. map fully revised in 1954-55.
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