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| style="width:50%"| '''Name''' || Falkland Road Station
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| '''Date''' || 1847
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| '''Canmore ID''' || 29824
| '''what3words''' ||  
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! colspan=2 | HES listing details<ref>[https://canmore.org.uk/site/29824/falkland-road-station Canmore record for 29824]</ref>
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| '''Canmore date''' || 1976
| '''Canmore ID / Date''' || 29824 / 1976
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__NOTOC__
'''Falkland Road Station''' was a railway station next to Forthar Mill Farm. It was in the Parish of Kettle,
very close to the boundary of the [[Parish of Falkland]].
Before the first world war there were plans for a Falkland Light Railway to link the station to Falkland village.
 
The station was located near Forthar Mill Farm.
 
{| class=wikitable
!HES listing details<ref>[https://canmore.org.uk/site/29824/falkland-road-station Canmore record for 29824]</ref>
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| '''Address/Site Name'''
| '''Address/Site Name''' || Falkland Road Station  
Falkland Road Station
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| '''Classifcation'''
| colspan=2 | '''Classification'''
Railway Station (19th Century)-(20th Century)
Railway Station (19th Century)-(20th Century)
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|'''Archaeology Notes'''
| colspan=2 | '''Archaeology Notes'''
Falkland Road Station, opened 1847 by the Edinburgh & Northern Railway, architect probably DAVID BELL.
Falkland Road Station, opened 1847 by the Edinburgh & Northern Railway, architect probably DAVID BELL.
Formerly a 2-platform through station where the down-platform building survives, a 1-storey, 11-bay ashlar structure.
Formerly a 2-platform through station where the down-platform building survives, a 1-storey, 11-bay ashlar structure.
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|'''Architecture Notes'''
|colspan=2 | '''Architecture Notes'''
Station was closed 15.9.1958.
Station was closed 15.9.1958.
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==Previous uses==
'''Falkland Road Station''' was a railway station next to Forthar Mill Farm. It was in the Parish of Kettle,
very close to the boundary of the [[Parish of Falkland]].
Before the first world war there were plans for a Falkland Light Railway to link the station to Falkland village.


==Special features==
The station was located near Forthar Mill Farm.
<ref name="occ">Information from occupier</ref>
==Extensions==
<ref name="occ" />
 
==Former residents==


==Further references==
<ref>[[Gifford, Fife|Gifford, ''Fife'']], page ##.</ref>
<ref>[[Pride, Kingdom of Fife|Pride, ''Kingdom of Fife'']], page ##.</ref>
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==Notes==
==Notes==
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Latest revision as of 05:16, 25 January 2024

Building summary
[photo awaited]
Name Falkland Road Station
Date 1847
Architect David Bell
See map Map B
OS grid ref NO 28719 05726
Latitude & longitude
what3words
HES listing details[1]
Canmore ID / Date 29824 / 1976
Address/Site Name Falkland Road Station
Classification

Railway Station (19th Century)-(20th Century)

Archaeology Notes

Falkland Road Station, opened 1847 by the Edinburgh & Northern Railway, architect probably DAVID BELL. Formerly a 2-platform through station where the down-platform building survives, a 1-storey, 11-bay ashlar structure.

Architecture Notes

Station was closed 15.9.1958.

Falkland Road Station was a railway station next to Forthar Mill Farm. It was in the Parish of Kettle, very close to the boundary of the Parish of Falkland. Before the first world war there were plans for a Falkland Light Railway to link the station to Falkland village.

The station was located near Forthar Mill Farm.

Notes

  1. ↑ Canmore record for 29824
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