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Newham Branch Line Pt 2

The Newham Branch Line in Truro, Cornwall, started life as the main line of the West Cornwall Railway between Penzance and Truro in 1855. Once the Cornwall Railway joined it, it became a branch which specialised for most of its life on goods traffic until finally lifted in 1972. This video-book presentation looks at the history of the line & examines what remains of it in a track-bed walk. It uses old maps, photographs & historical accounts to bring the story to life. Part 1 examines how the line came about, looks at the terminus in Truro and begins the walk along the route as far as Calenick. Part 2 continues the walk over Tolgarrick Bridge and to Penwithers Junction before returning to examine the Gas Works siding and the demise of the line in the 1970s. Obviously it makes sense to have watched Part 1 first! An extensive list of historical sources and music credits is given at the end of Part 2. If you have photographs, film footage (any format) or memories of the line while it was in use that you are willing to share, please leave a comment. Thanks for watching & for reading. For more on Cornwall's Railways during World War Two check out my short eBook: https://www.philhadleypublications.com/