Railway & Transport Co was formed in 1883, and in 1887 opened a 54 km long 0.914 m (3 ft) gauge line linking the railway from Dublin to Sligo at Dromod with the main line of the Great Northern Railway (Ireland)

for dresses and furnishings. The museum is the base for the Waldviertel Textilstrasse, a route that links together all the historical textile sites and collections in Lower Austria.

The railway linking Belgrade with the resort of Bar, the town of olives, on the Adriatic was a project begun by the government of the former republic of Yugoslavia in 1966, extending a standard gauge route

was adapted from the house built in 1894 by a wealthy Norwegian when a submarine cable was laid linking Iceland with the Faroe Islands, Scotland and the rest of the world. Much of the original equipment

edge of the old harbour. Its displays illustrate many aspects of the history of the city and its links with the sea. Reykjavik was described in 1858 as ‘a collection of wooden sheds with a suburb of turf

Mercedes-Benz Waxemberger and many cars made in the Soviet bloc before 1990. The museum has strong links with motorsport and enthusiasts who collect particular marques, and has an ambitious programme to

Danube, but there was a demand in the early 20th century for links between the communities along the south bank. The two cities were linked from February 1914 by the Pressburgerbahn, a 69 km route of the

canals incorporating navigable sections of some natural waterways which linked the River Vltava with the River Danube. The link between the two rivers, the first of which flows north to the Baltic, the

of models, photographs, documents, tickets and plans, and an extensive archive. The depot is still linked to the tracks of the city’s operating network, and in the summer months visitors can travel there

The transporter bridge linking Rochefort and Martrou across the River Charente in the commune of Échillais in south-west France is one of only 12 of its kind that remain in use. It was designed by Ferdinand

mining around Hrastnik in the Sava region of central Slovenia began in 1804 and was stimulated by a link to the Austrian Südbahn (southern railway) in 1849. Glass making in Hrastnik began in 1860 but the

The Podbrdo Railway was part of the route built by the government of Austria-Hungary to link Klagenfurt and Villach in present-day Austria with the port of Trieste on the Adriatic, and is now the Jesenice

the former kingdom of Saxony and the former DDR. It includes two steam locomotives with particular links to Chemnitz, a 2-cylinder 2-10-0 of class 43, built by Henschel in 1926, of a type which worked from

industrial society. A 25 km long metre-gauge electric railway the Thamhavnbanen was constructed to link the mines with the port of Thamhavn, near Orkanger on an inlet off the Trondheim Fiord. Shortly afterwards

between the western and eastern parts of Norway. It was built in two stages, the more southerly linking the lower end of Lake Norsjø with Skien being completed in 1861, and the section south from Dalen

Trains were operated by the Great Western Railway, whose line to Aylesbury from Prince’s Risborough linked the town with the national system. In 1871 the Brill Tramway was built from Quainton Road station [...] 1969 and now operates the museum at the station as the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. It is still linked to the national network. Trains of household waste pass through en route to a tip in former brick

retain marks of style and quality, with integral porches, porthole windows, hipped roofs and arcades linking semi-detached pairs. The former staff club, the most elegant building in Gretna, is now a hotel.

has been returned to agriculture and some is occupied by a caravan site. The railway embankments linking the depot to the line from Shrewsbury to Crewe, and to the ports on the Mersey, the Clyde and in

and landward sides. There are substantial barrack buildings and extensive stone-vaulted tunnels linking gun emplacements. The artillery was continually renewed with guns from Krupp of Essen, from Spanish

happened when coal was dug underneath the building and from the parkland up to the edge of the garden. Links to Wortley Hall and Wentworth Castle too.