Furness Railway Company 1846 | Cumbria Archives History Day
Furness Railway Company 1846 | Cumbria Archives History Day 📜 The Furness Railway Company was established in 1846 to bring iron ore and slate to the small village of Barrow to be shipped out. Geoff Holme is a local historian with a vast knowledge of the railways of the Furness area and in this video he talks about the growth of the railway in the Furness area. 📜 More Cumbrian local history talks: / @cumbriaarchiveservice 📜 For more local Cumbrian imagery: https://cumbriaimagebank.org.uk/ ©️ Cumbria Archives Service
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