Since our formation we have supported or led on many projects, large and small. We helped restore the famous Ribblehead Viaduct, fundamental to the line’s future. We have long leases on three stations and own the Station Master’s House at Ribblehead. Our priority is to maintain the buildings and structures and work on new projects when funding is available.
An essential Guide to ensure the spirit of the Settle Carlisle Line lives on. The whole of the line was designated as a Conservation Area...
We have created a ‘Railway Room’ at the Museum telling the story of the Settle-Carlisle line and the people who worked on it. In 2019...
A small but essential feature on every station Before the railways came in the 19th century, time was not the same in every place. This...
One of the three ‘large’ stations on the line in an elevated position near the market town. Now two holiday lets. Kirkby Stephen is one...
A small station in a wonderful location close to the famous Yorkshire Three Peaks trail. Horton is one of the seven ‘small’ stations on the...
A small restoration project making a big impact. Waiting shelters are essential on the Settle Carlisle line. The changing weather has to be experienced, but...
The Visitor Centre and Café was opened in October 2017 after extensive refurbishment. It is in a unique setting; exposed and isolated but in a...
A wonderful house used by generations of Station Masters. Now a popular holiday home run by the S&C Property Company. The Station Master’s house became...
Our first major project: restoring Ribblehead station to create a Visitor Centre which opened in 2000 Ribblehead station closed in 1970 and re-opened as an...
The majestic Ribblehead Viaduct is the most impressive structure on the line. The Trust helped fund repairs shortly after the line was saved from closure....
