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What Happened to Buckie’s Railways? | Lost Railway Towns

In this episode of Lost Railway Towns, we travel to the coastal Scottish town of Buckie to uncover the fascinating story of its forgotten railways. Once a thriving fishing port on the Moray Firth, Buckie was connected by multiple railway lines that played a vital role in the town’s growth, industry, and transport links. Today, those tracks have long disappeared – but their legacy remains.

We begin our journey in Portessie, once a key railway junction, and walk through the heart of Buckie, following the path of the old line as far as Buckpool. Along the way, we explore what remains of Buckie’s railway heritage, discover the history behind the Great North of Scotland Railway and the Highland Railway, and learn how these routes once served the harbour, local industry, and surrounding communities.

Whether you’re passionate about railway history, lost railways of Scotland, transport geography, or the story of Britain’s changing towns, this video dives deep into Buckie’s past and asks what happens when the trains stop running.

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