Garden Festival 'zone' | Water and Maritime |
Sponsor, if appropriate | Central Regional Council |
Type of object | Pavilion, building or other structure |
Current situation | Known |
Current location, if known | Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, Bo'ness |
Notes | The station building was originally Monifieth Station, near Dundee, dismantled and reassembled for the Festival. Parts were subsequently used to construct Birkhill Station on the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway. Locomotive 13 ('Kelton Fell') - built by Neilsons at Hyde Park Works, Glasgow - was displayed alongside, and is now also at Bo'ness and Kinneil. |
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The station building has been repainted in authentic Caledonian Railway colours and serves as the destination for BKR Santa and Day out with Thomas trains. It contains a display telling the story of the Birkhill clay mine and a hutch is displayed on the platform adjacent to the station building.
The locomotive “Kelton Fell” is in the Museum of Scottish Railways at Bo’ness. It dates from 1876 and is the oldest locomotive in the collection