forth and clyde junction railway造句

• As the cotton boom began to fail, the arrival of the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway transformed Balfron into a popular holiday resort.
• North of the Campsie Fells the independent Forth and Clyde Junction Railway opened in 1856 from Balloch to Stirling, passing through largely agricultural terrain.
• In 1851 a " Forth and Clyde Junction Railway " was promoted by commercial interests in Stirling to build a line north of the Campsie Fells to reach the harbour at Bowling, on the River Clyde.
• The Forth and Clyde Junction Railway had been opened between Balloch and Stirling in 1856, and the Aberfoyle line would run over the F & CJR between Gartness and Buchyvie, then striking north again to reach Aberfoyle.
• The " Forth and Clyde Junction Railway " was incorporated by Act of Parliament on 4 August 1853; the line was to be 30 miles ( 48 km ) in length, and the trunk haul traffic, minerals westbound to the Clyde and manufactured textiles from the Leven dyeworks eastbound, was to be dominant.