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Scarborough Central Tramway

One of Scarborough’s historic Cliff railways. Built in 1881 The Central Tramway retains the original Victorian Character.  The Tramway was constructed by George Wood of Hull. The designer was Charles Augustus Bury.

Scarborough South Spa Cliff Railway

Britains' first cliff railway

Scarborough St Nicholas Cliff Lift

The youngest of five cliff railways in Scarborough

Scotland Street Tunnel, Edinburgh

1847-1868

Built to link Waverley with the Fife ferries, this tunnel was so steep that it required trains to be cable-hauled by a stationary steam engine

Seaton Sluice Harbour

For a time, the busiest port on the North-East coast

Seething Airfield

World War 2 US Airforce bomber base

Selby Old Station

Oldest surviving station in Yorkshire

Selby Swing Bridge

Railway swing bridge over the river Ouse

Semington Aqueduct

Single arch stone aqueduct carrying the Kennet & Avon Canal

Settle Station

Large Derby Gothic Style station on the Settle and Carlisle Railway