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TITLE
Stevenson Locomotive Society Railtour, 1965 (1)
EXTERNAL ID
PC_HRS_STATIONS_001_777
PLACENAME
Inverness
DATE OF IMAGE
13 May 1965
PERIOD
1960s
CREATOR
Stations UK 14701
SOURCE
Highland Railway Society
ASSET ID
27485
KEYWORDS
Highland Railway
HR
SLS
Stevenson Locomotive Society Railtour, 1965 (1)

A view across the south platforms at Inverness station.

The photograph was taken during a Stevenson Locomotive Society railtour of the Highlands, which accounts for the number of single men with cameras milling about. The special train included two refurbished ex-Caledonian coaches which can be seen in some shots.

The Inverness & Nairn Railway first opened a station in Inverness on 7 November 1855 and it developed to become the railway centre of the Highlands with routes radiating south to Perth and beyond; east to Aberdeen, west to Kyle of Lochalsh and north to Wick. It is still open.

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Stevenson Locomotive Society Railtour, 1965 (1)

1960s

Highland Railway; HR; SLS;

Highland Railway Society

Highland Railway Society - Stations

A view across the south platforms at Inverness station.<br /> <br /> The photograph was taken during a Stevenson Locomotive Society railtour of the Highlands, which accounts for the number of single men with cameras milling about. The special train included two refurbished ex-Caledonian coaches which can be seen in some shots.<br /> <br /> The Inverness & Nairn Railway first opened a station in Inverness on 7 November 1855 and it developed to become the railway centre of the Highlands with routes radiating south to Perth and beyond; east to Aberdeen, west to Kyle of Lochalsh and north to Wick. It is still open.