- The Bo’ness and
Kinneil Railway is a
heritage railway in Bo'ness, Scotland. It is
operated by the
Scottish Railway Preservation Society (SRPS), a registered...
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Kinneil may
refer to:
Kinneil House, a
historic house near Bo'ness,
Scotland Kinneil railway station, in Bo'ness The Bo'ness and
Kinneil Railway SS Telefon...
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Kinneil House is a
historic house to the west of Bo'ness in east-central Scotland. It was once the prin****l seat of the
Hamilton family in the east of...
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Heritage Site by
UNESCO in July 2007. A
Roman fortlet can
still be seen at
Kinneil to the west of Bo'ness.
Roman artefacts, some with inscriptions, have been...
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locations across Scotland were used to
represent London. The Bo'ness &
Kinneil Railway for the
railway station and train, New
Street in Paisley, West...
- engine, and the third-oldest
surviving beam engine. Watt's
first engine at
Kinneil in
Scotland had been unsuccessful, and the
parts were
taken down and re-used...
- In 1975 the
discovery of
North Sea Oil
brought the
commissioning of the
Kinneil Crude Oil
Stabilisation terminal,
which connected directly into the INEOS...
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Hamilton lands in West Lothian,
confirmed by
royal charter,
including Kinneil House, Bo'ness, Inveravon, and the coal
mines and salt pans on the s****...
- of Whitecross, Falkirk, Scotland. It is the
terminus of the Bo'ness and
Kinneil Railway (operated by the
Scottish Railway Preservation Society (SRPS))...
- at Bo'ness, in
central Scotland. The
society operates the Bo'ness and
Kinneil Railway, on
which the
historic collection is
demonstrated in action, on...
