Opened 1927 as "The smallest public railway in the world" and operated continuously, with original infrastructure and locomotives, ever since.

An externally well preserved example of a major motor showroom of the 1930s, listed Grade II.

In 2020 planning and listed building consent was granted to convert into 80 apartments with retail units on the ground floor. 

There are three interesting viaducts around Montrose, Rossie the last operational bridge by Sir Thomas Bouch of Tay Bridge fame, listed Grade B*, South Esk of bow-string girder construction , and North Water, a stone viaduct listed Grade B.

One of the greatest engineering feats of the 19th century

Twenty eight arch rail bridge that spans the River Tweed between Berwick-upon-Tweed and Tweedmouth.