Kinleith Mill: Between Juniper Green and Currie showing Willies Lum, the Kinleith paper milll chimney. Note the check rail.

Currie [2nd]: A view east of Currie station looking towards Kinleith Mill. The station loop is behind the camera.

Currie [2nd]: The eastern end of Currie station's loop in a view looking east. Note the cars on right and the distant Kinleith Mill chimney.

Currie [2nd]: At Currie station the former goods shed was still intact in 1985. It has since been converted into a house.

Currie [2nd]: This was the goods yard at Currie station, seen in a view looking east.

Currie [2nd]: Currie's former passenger station, long disused by the 1960s. This was the only station to have two platforms on the line.

Currie [2nd]: The western end of the loop at Currie station, showing the ground frame, water tank and goods yard in the 1960s.

Currie [2nd]: The west end of the loop at Currie station is seen in this view looking east.

Currie [2nd]: Between Currie and Balerno.

Kinauld Siding: The Kinauld leatherworks, seen here in 1985, has since been demolished now and the site has been built over with the Rivermill housing complex.

Kinauld Siding: Kinauld Mill siding was located between Currie and Balerno.

Kinauld Siding: Kinauld tannery: the siding connection is up ahead, on left. Water of Leith to right, in shade. This is taken from just east of former waulk mill. The bridge crossed the mill lade for Balerno Mill (which became the tannery). Beyond the siding the line crossed from the north to the south bank of the river.