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Cults And Pitlessie Lime Works Railway
All photographs of this railway in date order.
![Pitlessie Maltings, terminus of a branch off the Cults Limeworks Railway, in 1992 shortly before conversion to flats. The siding and loop were located to the right.<br><br>[Bill Roberton //1992]](/images/55000/55330.jpg "Pitlessie Maltings")
![Cults Limestone Railway. The loading depot with the hoppers being filled from the chute above the pallet. There were a few limestone pits within easy reach of this closed facility. Narrow Gauge but no trace of a rail now.<br><br>[Brian Forbes /01/2007]](/images/14000/14160.jpg "Kingskettle")
![This view, taken on the Eden Viaduct, is the view southwards towards Cults Hill.<br><br>[William Neill 05/05/2016]](/images/55000/55259.jpg "Eden Viaduct")
![This view of the Eden Viaduct is downstream, past the bridge.<br><br>[William Neill 05/05/2016]](/images/55000/55329.jpg "Eden Viaduct")
![Downstream of the Eden Viaduct looking up to the girder.<br><br>[William Neill 05/05/2016]](/images/55000/55343.jpg "Eden Viaduct")
![This is the view of the horseshoe curve on the Limeworks Railway looking down towards the main line. The embankment seems to be constructed of crumbly limestone. There is no culvert through it yet a small burn seems to find its own way through.<br><br>[William Neill 09/06/2016]](/images/55000/55461.jpg "Cults Lime Works")
![The view up towards the Cults lime works from the horseshoe curve.<br><br>[William Neill 09/06/2016]](/images/55000/55474.jpg "Cults Lime Works")
