Virtually visit the SCRCA

This page allows you to 'virtually visit' some of the standing structures and open / operational sites associated with the Settle-Carlisle Railway Conservation Area (SCRCA). Show / hide tips

Locations are only displayed if a default image is available.
If desired, use the filter below to display only structures / sites of the matching type.
To view the images in a slideshow overlay, click / tap on an image.
^(NB:^{The slideshow will NOT run if you attempt to open it in a new window.)}
To view additional information and / or images relating to a location, click / tap on the location's name / brief description.
To view details of ALL the structures and sites in the database regardless of their status etc., use the Gazetteer.
If you want to focus on the most accessible 'highlights', use the 'Heritage Hotspot' links from the SCRCA homepage.

Location ID: 231281

The inclusion of a structure or site in this 'virtual visit' does NOT necessarily mean that the location can be visited in the 'real world'. In a number of cases, the SCRCA Project Team were granted privileged access to places that are not accessible / visible to the general public.

For structures and sites that have not yet been visited on the ground or assessed remotely (using cab-view footage or similar), the information provided may be inaccurate or missing completely.

There are a number of key structures / sites missing from this 'virtual visit' and some of those that are included do not yet have a default image. However, the small team of SCRCA Project volunteers is working hard to obtain, process, review and upload the missing material as quickly as possible.

Settle Carlisle Railway Conservation Area (SCRCA)

Virtually visit the SCRCA

Hellifield Station

Long Preston Station

Settle Station

Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station

Ribblehead Station

Dent Station

Garsdale Station

Kirkby Stephen Station

Appleby Station

Langwathby Station

Lazonby & Kirkoswald Station

Armathwaite Station

Carlisle Citadel Station

Important Notes