The Railways of West Wales - Pembrokeshire

[RogerFarnworth]

In the early Autumn of 2022, we had a two week holiday in West Wales and I took the opportunity to have a look at a number of old railways. I walked lengths of some and spent hours whiling away the time looking at old photos. This thread is the result and this is the first article which looks at transport prior to the railway age, with a significant focus on tramways/tramroads .....

http://rogerfarnworth.com/2022/09/13...e-railway-age/

Elsewhere in the UK, a usual pattern of development was for river traffic to be supplemented by tramroads and canals which then, often when traffic warranted it, were replaced by railways. It did not exactly work out like that in Pembrokeshire. ... We start with a quick look at the history of industrial transport of the County before the railways. ...

[hereward]

Roger you don't get many comments about your articles, but like me I am sure others find them interesting and appreciate the effort you put in.

[RogerFarnworth]

Thank you, you are welcome!

[RogerFarnworth]

This next post about Pembrokeshire's Railways covers the mainline railways of the county:

http://rogerfarnworth.com/2022/09/13...line-railways/

[RogerFarnworth]

The next post in this series begins a short series of articles covering the industrial railways of Pembrokeshire. The Industrial Railways of the area around Milford Haven are featured on the thread below:

https://www.railwayforum.net/showthread.php?t=17186

[RogerFarnworth]

The next industrial railway in this series is the Saundersfoot Railway. These can be found on this thread:

https://www.railwayforum.net/showthread.php?t=17187

[RogerFarnworth]

Pembrokeshire again. ... The Porthgain Clifftop Tramway ...

I have heard from a few people that I have not covered the Clifftop Tramway at Porthgain, Pembrokeshire. Here is a short article about the line. ...

http://rogerfarnworth.com/2022/10/29...fftop-tramway/

Much of this article is summarised from a book by R.C. Jermy - "The Railways of Porthgain and Abereiddi."