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This is a collection of old photographs with annotated captions covering the communities of Metal Bridge, Rockcliffe, Burgh by Sands, Bowness on Solway, Port Carlisle, Glasson, Anthorn, Angerton, Whitrigg, Kikrbride and Newton Arlosh.
Port Carlisle today is a sleepy little village: 200 years ago, there were dreams of turning it into a new Liverpool.This is the story of those dreams: the canal, the railway, the seaside resort.
... Carlisle to the Solway Firth to Port Carlisle , a distance of rather more than 11 miles . That was considered the nearest point to which vessels of near 400 tons could Carlisle to come up to Carlisle . A canal was made admitting vessels ...
... Port Carlisle Ry . " DANDY No. 1 , " PORT CARLISLE BRANCH , N. B. R. was worked by the Newcastle & Carlisle Ry . , but in 1856 the Port Carlisle and Silloth Bay Companies bought some tank engines to work the passenger and goods traffic ...
... . The same year the Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway & Dock Co. was built as an extension of the Port Carlisle line, as the silting of the Solway made Port Carlisle unusable. The line closed for the final time in 1932. 49. PORT CARLISLE ...
... PORT CARLISLE , anciently called Fisher's Cross , is a village on the Solway Firth , 12 miles from Carlisle , on the Silloth and Port Carlisle Railway , and was for many years a place of importance , and the port for Carlisle . Formerly ...
... PORT CARLISLE . Incorporated by act of 4th August , 1853 , for converting a canal into a railway . By 29 Geo . III . cap . 13 , the canal was authorised from Carlisle to Solway Firth ( Fisher's Cross ) , Bowness , Cumberland ( " Port ...
... port of the Morea , will necessarily become a place of con- Roberts , manager , and Mr. Miller , secretary of the ... Carlisle to join the Solway Railway at Bowness , by the issuing of new shares and socks ; the construction of the railway ...