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England's Highest & Harshest Railway now Abandoned & Forgotten : Weatherhill And Rookhope.

Channel Support : Patreon :   / railsandrevolutions   Socials: Join us as we travel through time — one track, one castle, and one revolution at a time. Facebook group :   / 560199370035565   Instagram :   / railsandrevolutions   High on the windswept moors of County Durham once ran England’s highest and most extreme railway. Today, the remains of this abandoned line and its lonely engine house tell a forgotten story of steam, struggle, and survival. In this episode of Rails and Revolutions, we uncover how trains fought through brutal winters, steep inclines, and isolation at Bolt’s Law and Park Head, and why this once-vital route now lies in ruins. Join us as we walk the tracks of history, where industry met the elements and human determination pushed to the limit. Explore the rich history of railways and industrial heritage across the UK, with in- depth stories, site explorations, and forgotten engineering marvels. Join us as we uncover hidden tunnels, vintage locomotives, and the legacy of the industrial revolution through captivating documentary-style videos. Various Music by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au 0:00 Introduction to England's highest railway. 1:15 Discovering the Weatherhill and Rookhope Railway 3:02 Life on the Moors and Harsh Conditions 5:10 Beginning the Climb 6:02 Hog Hill Tunnel 7:18 Park Head and the Railway’s Remote Stations 7:56 Weatherhill Incline 8:23 Weatherhill Engine House 9:04 Weatherhill Incline Tragedy 12:18 Parkhead Station and Junction 14:04 Surviving Extreme Winters and Snowdrifts 14:54 The Weatherhill to Rookhope Spur 15:46 Scythead Lead Mine 16:27 Bolts Law Engine House 18:57 Bolts Law Incline 19:36 Rookhope 20:19 Beyond Rookhope 21:02 Closure and Legacy #AbandonedRailway #ForgottenHistory #IndustrialHeritage #ExtremeRailways #CountyDurham #RailsAndRevolutions #UKHistory #LostRailways