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Liskeard And Caradon Railway
All photographs of this railway in date order.
![Entrance to the clay dries at Moorswater, Cornwall, in August 1989. View is north, with Coombe Junction behind the camera [see image 17767]. Running straight ahead is the stub of a line which once served a number of mines and quarries in the surrounding area. This line closed to all traffic in 1916. <br><br>[Ian Dinmore /08/1989]](/images/39000/39913.jpg "Moorswater")
![Remains near Cheesewring on the former Liskeard and Carradon Railway in August 1992.<br><br>[Ian Dinmore /08/1992]](/images/41000/41629.jpg "Cheesewring")
![This is Moorswater viaduct, seen from Moorswater, and not to be confused with Liskeard viaduct [see image 29447]. The train is the Pathhfinder Tours <I>Hullaba-Looe</I> on 10 February 2013. One of the piers for the earlier timber viaduct can be seen above the second coach.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 10/02/2013]](/images/42000/42051.jpg "Moorswater")
