Crieff StationCrieff Station opened in 1893 at the junction of the Caledonian Railway line from Gleneagles to Crieff, the Crieff and Comrie line and the Perth to Crieff line. It was the second station replacing an earlier station (Crieff First) on the Crieff Junction Railway from Perth. The station comprised two mirror image buildings on the North and South platforms built in wood based on a Caledonian Railway design that was later used at Callander Station. The

This A4 wooden card is L 280 x W 190 x T3 mms and weighs 400 gms

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The assembled station should be attached to the end of the Station House to complete the model

Grantown-on-Spey East station was on the Strathspey Railway (later part of the Great North of Scotland Railway) running from Boat of Garten to Dufftown and Craigellachie

The North British Railway used a fairly standard design across many of its smaller stations

Each Mid Span kit will add 282mm to the length

The station closed to passenger traffic in 1965 and the rails lifted

The West box was replaced in 1942 and the East in the mid 70s

Finished images kindly provided by Gwyn

Instructions are included

The line was opened in August 1903

They would have been owned by professional people such as doctors