Laigh Milton Viaduct - Views of Laigh Milton Viaduct in 2007

Views of Laigh Milton Viaduct in 2007

• Looking towards the old bings of Fairlie Colliery (Pit No.3)

• A side view, looking across to the 'Troon' side

• Detail of a supporting pier, buttress, ashlar construction, etc.

• A freight train can be seen on the 'new bridge' through the arch.

• The 'new' railway bridge can be seen through the arch on the left

• The river Irvine and the view of the viaduct from near Laigh Milton Mill

• The plaque describing the section of the replica of the Kilmarnock and Troon Plateway

• The operational bridge from the restored viaduct

• The Gatehead side embankment of the 1846 to 1865 wooden bridge

• The foundations of the wooden bridge in the river, 2008

• A section of the replica plateway / tramway

• The restoration commemorative plaque

• Detail of a section of the replica of the Kilmarnock and Troon plateway

• An original plateway sleeper situated below the bridge with several others

• The restored viaduct trackbed

• The old Fairlie Colliery's (Pit No.3) bings on the 'Troon' side of the river

• Laigh Milton Mill

• St Maurs-Glencairn kirk where the Barkers are buried