'Rampside Leading Light, is a leading light (navigation beacon) located in the Rampside area of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England. Built in 1875, it...

Rampside is a village in Cumbria, England. Historically in Lancashire, it is located a few miles south-east of the town of Barrow-in-Furness, in the north-western...

forward controls, and a pit in the middle of the bed. The more popular Rampside had a unique, large, fold-down ramp on the side of the bed for ease of...

oil-saturated peat for possibly thousands of years, using it as fuel for heat and light. Whalers who stayed at Point Barrow saw the substance the Iñupiat called...

Coast" with a power station (Roosecote Power Station), Gas Terminals (Rampside Gas Terminal) and an offshore wind farm (Walney Wind Farm) which is approximately...

(repealed) 7 & 8 Vict. c. xxii 23 May 1844 An Act for making a Railway from Rampside and Barrow to Dalton, Lindale, and Kirkby Ireleth, in the County Palatine...

AND PREMISES OF HSP PRINTING Rampside Lighthouse Roose (Rampside) 1875 1991 NUMBER 4 LEADING LIGHT ON FORESHORE NEAR RAMPSIDE HALL Ramsden Hall Hindpool...

The station building was demolished in the 1940s, while the rail line leading to it was completely removed in the 1990s. No evidence of either remain...

to date. The UK's strengths in financial services have led it to play a leading role in energy trading through markets such as ICE Futures (formerly the...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to three...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to three...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to three...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to a line...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to three...

view; it has since been infilled and is part of a car park. The railway leading to Port Carlisle lay close to the course of Hadrians Wall for much of its...

station was a request stop. At the south end of the station was a siding leading to the goods yard, worked by a frame which was controlled by the train...

Scotland by the Solway Viaduct, but an accommodation was made with the LNWR leading to the intended northern extension being greatly watered down to three...