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    TV Series

    Abandoned Railways from Above

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    2024 - Present
    45m/ep
    Returning Series
    Seasons: 1
    Episodes: 6

    Docuseries exploring lost railway lines, each with their own unique history revealing the vibrant industries that were once dotted along their routes and the ingenious engineering involved

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    Seasons & Episodes

    Somerset

    1. Somerset

    Explores a lost line that was known for its holiday trains and crosses some of Britain's most picturesque countryside in Somerset and Dorset.

    5/17/202445 min
    Oxford

    2. Oxford

    Explores a route that connected two of Britain's most prestigious universities and acted as a secret weapon for the country during WWII.

    5/24/202445 min
    Scarborough

    3. Scarborough

    Explores a line that ran between two of Britain's most popular resort towns, Scarborough and Whitby, to see how railways transformed them into tourist destinations.

    5/31/202446 min
    Wales

    4. Wales

    Explores a route in Wales from Aberystwyth to Carmarthen that helped rural communities thrive and brought with it an industrial boom in the region.

    6/7/202445 min
    York

    5. York

    Explores a line that intertwines with the fortune of the Railway King, George Hudson. The journey starts at York's first permanent railway station, then moves to the 12,000-acre estate in Londesborough and finally to Hull.

    6/14/202444 min
    Scotland

    6. Scotland

    Follows an abandoned line from Carlise to Edinburgh, which connects communities in this remote area of the country, as well as England with Scotland; explores the site of what used to be the largest factory in the world, north of Gretna.

    6/21/202446 min