Date: 22/02/2022

Plans have been lodged with Perth and Kinross Council showing how new bridges will be installed along a former railway line to make a multi-purpose route connecting Comrie and Crieff.

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Plans have been lodged with Perth and Kinross Council showing how new bridges will be installed along a former railway line to make a multi-purpose route connecting Comrie and Crieff.

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An unidentified Park Royal railbus, on the Crieff-Gleneagles run, seen at Crieff station in the early 1960s. The view looks west. Some cutting back of the station has taken place. Note the demolished far end of the westbound platform and cut back canopy.
Location: Crieff [2nd]
Company: Crieff and Comrie Railway
// Aitken Scott

Easter 1966, just two years after closure, with the track not long lifted, but the former Comrie station is already showing signs of decay. Originally part of the Caledonian Railway route from Perth through Crieff to Balquhidder on the Callander & Oban line, from 1951 to its July 1964 closure Comrie was the terminus of the 15-mile branch line from Gleneagles.
Location: Comrie
Company: Crieff and Comrie Railway
//1966 Frank Spaven Collection (Courtesy David Spaven)

The east end of Strowan Tunnel, between [[Crieff [2nd] ]] and [[Comrie]].
Location: Strowan Tunnel
Company: Crieff and Comrie Railway
/03/1992 Ewan Crawford

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