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Restoring the past for the future

Many of you will know the work of the Settle Carlisle Trust – taking care of several of… Read more »

The first freight train ran over the iconic Settle and Carlisle line in August 1875. To mark 150… Read more »

The coal truck alongside Settle Water Tower is a 100 years old reminder of the importance of freight… Read more »

Stations all along the Settle – Carlisle Line are currently looking absolutely resplendent. Volunteer teams have been working… Read more »

Horton in Ribblesdale station has witnessed some fabulous new developments in the life of the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway… Read more »

A wonderful varied programme of activities delivered by the Footsteps in Time team. To find out more visit… Read more »

The fabulous FoSCL (Friends of the Settle Carlisle Line) walks programme for the Summer is now well underway… Read more »

It’s our Birthday month! Horton Cafe-Bar is celebrating being open for one year! Over the last 12 months… Read more »

On 12th August locomotive 66 305 was named ‘Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway’ at Skipton station. The… Read more »

Please join us at 4pm Sunday 21 April 2024 at St Andrew’s, Crosby Garrett for a short service,… Read more »

Ribblehead Visitor Centre reopens on Monday 25th March 2025 from 10am to 3.15pm every day. We look forward… Read more »

Platform Cottage at the North end of the station house at Kirkby Stephen has been completely refurbished on… Read more »

Newly published, this book tells the story of the navvies who gave their lives to build the Settle… Read more »

Malcolm Root, the well known transport artist, has painted a wonderful image of Blea Moor. The original is… Read more »

Our Archive Centre is based at The Folly in Settle. We are usually open on the first saturday… Read more »