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	Dunedin cable tramway system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is significant as Dunedin was both the second city in the world to adopt the cable car (the first being San Francisco) and the last to abandon their cable cars (leaving only San Francisco operating).
		The Mornington line was the last to close, on March 2, 1957, leaving San Francisco with the only cable cars in the world.
		The line was perfectly straight, and was sometimes referred to as The Big Dipper, similar to a roller coaster, going steeply down one side of the valley and then up the other side.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dunedin_cable_tramway_system (541 words)

	MatchReportsArchive
		Maryhill finished the stronger side and had a penalty claim for handball dismissed in the last minute, before a great cross from the left by Dingwall was put over the bar from a couple of yards by substitute Murray.
		Maryhill were having more of the play at this stage, but they never really threatened to equalise, and it came as no surprise when Renfrew increased their lead three minutes from the end.
		Maryhill earned a deserved and much needed three points in a match in which most of the action and excitement was confined to a stormy and eventful first forty five minutes, which produced five goals, in addition to two red and six yellow cards.
	www.maryhillfc.com /MatchReportsArchive.html (15857 words)

	Glasgow Queen Street railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The main line approaches to the station come through the mile long Cowlairs Tunnel, which runs beneath the Buchanan Galleries shopping mall to the Sighthill area North East of the city centre where the tracks emerge and diverge to their various routes.
		The stretch of this line between High Street, Queen Street and Charing Cross was in fact built before the Glasgow Underground, making it the oldest piece of underground railway in the city.
		Even the Glasgow Underground serves neither main line station, although Buchanan Street underground station is at least adjacent to Queen Street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glasgow_Queen_Street_Station (842 words)

	The Cable Car Home Page - Cable Tramways in Australia and New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The North Sydney line connected the township with the main ferry wharf for the North Shore, climbing a steep rise from the waterfront.
		The cable line operated successfully, but the Depot to Crows Nest extension was converted to electricity in 1898, and the rest of the line to Milsons Point on 10-Feb-1900.
		It was argued that electric lines were cheaper to build, but others argued that electric traction was still in an experimental stage, and that poles supporting the trolley wires would block the street.
	www.cable-car-guy.com /html/ccoznz.html (2250 words)

	- Bravenet Web Journal
		Maryhill, also survived a strong claim for hand-ball in the box, but not for the first or last time would the referee fail to hand to ball.
		Deep into injury time the home-side were awarded a free-kick on the half-way line, up came their goalie to launch it into a packed Glens penalty box and the ball eventually fell to one of the Hurlford 10, but his attempt glanced off the outside of the post and away to safety.
		Panic in a crowded penalty box saw the 'Frew defence fail to clear their lines and the ball was almost a prisoner in the box, before it broke free to Allan and his shot at goal was stopped by Hillard's hand.
	covenanter.bravejournal.com /index.php (9919 words)

	Railways in Jordanhill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Passenger services on the Whiteinch line ceased in 1951 but the goods line continued to serve the Whiteinch coal yards, where coal from distant mines was loaded into sacks for delivery to local houses, until 1965.
		Very shortly after the single line was built negotiations started for the construction of the link up to Anniesland and this resulted in the provision of a further driveway diversion and the building of a new lodge together with a further new bridge over Crow Road.
		Within a year of opening the line, the Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jersey built a 46 acre factory for the manufacture of sewing machines adjoining Kilbowie station on the Helensburgh line thus increasing passenger demand between Glasgow and Clydebank.
	www.wsmclean.com /railways (1394 words)

	Maryhill Winery & Amphitheater Announces 2005 Concert Line-Up @ Top40-Charts.com - 40 Top 20 & Top 40 Music Charts from ...
		Maryhill Winery & Amphitheater Announces 2005 Concert Line-Up (R/West for Maryhill Winery) - Maryhill Amphitheater announced today the line-up for the venue's third annual concert series.
		Given the popularity of camping and nearby museums in the region, this year's concerts at Maryhill Amphitheater will once again be open to guests of all ages.
		Maryhill Winery is approximately 90 minutes from Portland, Oregon, and three hours from Seattle, Washington.
	top40-charts.com /news.php?nid=15541 (430 words)

	When the Endless Wire Rope Stopped in Dunedin, New Zealand
		Construction of the line was commenced by an unknown contractor and what trials and tribulations he must have faced: Indeed, nowhere had such a difficult undertaking been attempted as was faced on the Roslyn line.
		The line, which was level for some distance in from the Highgate end of the cutting, changed abruptly to 1 in 4.237 before swinging right and descending to the floor of the valley.
		The Roslyn cable line was not affected by the Maori Hill electrics could run only to the mishap and passengers had to pick their way around it to a waiting electric tram on the other side.
	www.cablecarmuseum.org /archive/Library/Dunedin.htm (6934 words)

	match270903
		Maryhill started well and Crossgates hung on and defended well and on 15 minutes Millar was called on to clear off the line.
		Maryhill started the second half like a train and Crossgates were again under the cosh.
		So that's the story of today, a day when a depleted Primrose went to Maryhill, already cup winners this season, and performed like superstars, they dug deep and should all be proud of what they did.
	homepages.tesco.net /~s.c.mitchell/match131104.html (301 words)

	SPT News
		The original rail lines in the Larkhall area were constructed by the Caledonian Railway Company under the Caledonian Railway Act of 1884.
		The lines were originally constructed to serve the working mines in the area and to carry coal and other minerals.
		The recommendations in the Beeching Report eventually led to the line to Larkhall being withdrawn in 1965 and in so doing, all passenger rail services through the Lanarkshire town were removed and the stations at Strathaven, Stonehouse, Blackwood, Lesmahagow and Coalburn were closed.
	www.spt.co.uk /news/story318.html (728 words)

	Maryhill Winery Online: WINEMAKER'S CORNER
		In effect, it is a complete bottling line, sans people (labor) all rolled up in a 50’ semi truck.
		The cost for a winery to put in their own bottling line, one that is at least fast enough to be efficient (60-80 bottles/min) is between $250,000 and $400,000.
		During bottling at Maryhill, our wine is pumped from the large stainless tanks in our production area through a man door on the west side of the building and continues down to the Signature Truck parked just outside our case storage area directly below the tasting room floor.
	www.enewsbuilder.net /mh/e_article000086559.cfm (408 words)

	Speedboarding - Ncdsa.com
		From Bob's perspective directly over the line, and Jimmy being nearer to the camera than you, if you had successfully held Jimmy off at the line, then there would be a visible gap between your helmets all the way up to (and including) the line.
		I figured out that I couldn't pan quickly enough to nail you guys right when you crossed the line at the speeds you were finishing at, so I moved to a different position from one where I have shots of you crossing the line in the heats.
		Jimmy's heel (left) and John's heel (right) are crossing the line at exactly the same time, meaning that the boards are essentially tied, but Jimmy's helmet "wins by a nose".
	www.ncdsa.com /22/10886/10910/Speedboarding.htm (2538 words)

	Line Names
		Most (though not all) named lines will tend to be rural and/or relatively lightly used routes, or used for local journeys rather than as part of a much longer journey.
		Settle and Carlisle Line) or by the terminus (e.g.
		Many cases are subjective (particularly examples such as "Northampton Line"), so certain favourites may not appear here, or some lines may be included that perhaps ought not.
	deaves47.users.btopenworld.com /line_names.htm (274 words)

	Quick Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		At the Maryhill Museum of Art www.maryhillmuseum.org, a car show from 10:00 to 4:00, show cars must be in by 11:00.
		The plan is to leave Auburn 8:30 or 9:00 am arrive at Miner's in Yakima around noon, and leave for Maryhill at 1:00 to arrive by 3:00.
		The Chamber of Commerce runs buses for the spectators up and down the hill from the parking area at the bottom of the hill, adjacent to the start line, to a spectator area at the middle of the hill and one at the top of the hill just above the finish line, and return.
	www.nwsoc.org /events/509er.html (543 words)

	Strathclyde Runabout
		The present station would be abandoned and the line projected slightly to the east to join the Central route just north of a new station, which will use the platforms of the former Bridgeton Cross station.
		Rutherglen station on the West Coast main line was to be closed in favour of a new island platform (originally planned to include a bay), just north of Dalmamock Junction.
		This section of the line was considered to be ripe for further development as the proposed initial service of four trains hourly by no means represents line capacity.
	www.jhowie.force9.co.uk /strathclyde.html (2380 words)

	entertainment.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Maryhill Museum presents a lecture, “The Gorge as Lewis and Clark Saw It,” by noted curator and photographer Terry Toedtemeier, 2 p.m.
		Maryhill’s director, Colleen Schafroth, will joint Toedtemeier to lead a moderate 30-minute hike through several sites the Corps documented.
		October 22 - Maryhill Museum celebrates the 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark’s arrival in the region beginning at 9 a.m.
	www.thedalleschronicle.com /entertainment/entertainment21.shtml (4766 words)

	scotrail trains in scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In August 1894, the line between Glasgow and Fort William was opened to passenger traffic...the greatest mileage of railway ever opened in one day in Britain.
		At Cowlairs, you turn left through Maryhill and Westerton and uphill to Kilpatrick, with the graceful lines of the Erskine Road Bridge in view.
		The West Highland Walkway from Glasgow to Fort William skirts the moor, but only the railway crosses this vast wilderness; this was achieved by 'floating' the line across the moor on a mattress of tree roots, brushwood and thousands of tons of earth and ashes.
	www.scotrail.co.uk /scotrwhl.htm (1797 words)

	Railfuture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The first reopening of a major branch railway line in Scotland for 25 years was carried out by First Minister Jack McConnell on Friday 9 December 2005.
		Connecting Larkhall to Glasgow Central via Hamilton Central, the line is part of the £35million Larkhall to Milngavie project.
		The original lines in the area were built by the Caledonian Railway Company in the 1880s to serve coal mines.
	www.railfuture.org.uk /tiki-print_article.php?articleId=948 (522 words)

	Lennie Family
		His line ended in an heiress, Janet, who married John, son of the eleventh Chief of Buchanan in 1363.
		The 1851 Maryhill census shows Thomas at 14 Carscube Road, while the 1861 and 1871 census shows living at 39 Woodside Road where he died.
		Died: 12 Mar. 1872 in Maryhill at 190 Main St. Buried in Maryhill Churchyard, Lair 67.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Woods/2856/LENNIE.htm (1347 words)

	The Fischer People
		When my disappointment showed at Maryhill, it was kindly suggested to me that I get in touch with Father Finn, C.R. in Waterloo and in charge of the Resurrectionist archives.
		About two weeks later, I was expecting a letter from him, when I finally found a cousin who said, ~The original grandmother's name was Thomasing, her first name still unknown.
		Lately, rather too late, I've discovered that cutting all family lines off at the fifth generation is not quite satisfactory.
	www.uoguelph.ca /~cfischer/fischer/Forward.htm (1431 words)

	The Cable Car Home Page - Test Links/Page 1
		Work on the tunnel division of the line from the Union Depot to Eighth and Delaware streets in Kansas City, Missouri, was begun in May, 1887, and the trains began running in April, 1888.
		These lines of the Elevated system operated by cable and dummy power for a few years, were equipped with electrical power in the nineties and then began a realization of the benefits of modern street railway service.
		Another cable line was built by the company on Twelfth street down an incline and one to the stock yards around a loop, where it connected with the Armourdale line, operated by mule cars from the stock yards.
	www.cable-car-guy.com /html/cctest.html (2880 words)

	Maryhill Magic » What do you get . . . (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		From Monday, October 10 through Friday, Museum Week brought children from eleven area schools to Maryhill for an exploration Latin American culture and Art.
		They also discussed the exhibition, People, Places and Perceptions: A Look at Contemporary Northwest Latino Art and learned how artists use line, space, texture and perspective to tell their stories.
		Maryhill Magic is (c)2005 by Maryhill Museum of Art.
	www.99362.com /maryhill_wp?p=22 (222 words)

	SPT - Latest News
		On the Glasgow to Cumbernauld line, an hourly service calling at all stations will operate as follows: the first trains from Glasgow Queen Street to Cumbernauld departs 0836, and from Cumbernauld to Glasgow at 0916.
		The first trains are 0852 from Glasgow Queen Street to Maryhill and at 0918 from Maryhill to Glasgow.
		The last trains are 1752 from Glasgow and 1818 from Maryhill to Glasgow.
	www.spt.co.uk /news/story146.html (745 words)

	JUNIORS: Cannie move from Hill's boss could pay dividends - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Maverick Phil Cannie's Junior career is on the line after being reunited with former boss Ronnie Lowrie at Maryhill.
		He should knuckle down to that task because he owes Lochburn gaffer Ronnie Lowrie a huge debt of gratitude for resurrecting a career that was in reverse and going nowhere.
		Former Maryhill coach Ian Spittal is one who firmly believes Cannie will come good and prove an inspired signing by his former club.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /hi/sport/6019984.html (574 words)

	Maryhill Winery Tickets - Tickets - Ticket Broker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		On-Line orders placed the day of the show may not be filled.
		Northside Tickets can make visiting any city or seeing any event at the Maryhill Winery a wonderful experience from staying at the best hotels to having the best tickets to the game and or seeing one of the concerts from right up in the front.
		Whether your out for the best Maryhill Winery Tickets in town or to thank a client for doing business with you Northside Tickets is the Best Maryhill Winery Ticket Broker for all your Maryhill Winery Tickets needs.
	www.northsidetickets.com /New_Venues/maryhill_winery_tickets.html (612 words)

	Cycle around Glasgow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		So, in future we will no longer see the Maryhill trains trundling off empty almost to Westerton station in order to get onto the other track for their return trip.
		The small bridge which crosses the rail bed a short distance to the S of the canal is accessible, and gives a good view back to the much more massively built canal bridge.
		On a recent visit the reserve was in fine form, but the old railway line was somewhat torn up by works - nevertheless, it was easily walkable, and mostly cyclable with an ATB, and an interesting variation from the straightforward towpath.
	ppewww.ph.gla.ac.uk /~flavell/cycle.html (2671 words)

	TheGlasgowStory: Botanic Gardens Station
		The railway station was built on a stretch of the Glasgow Central Railway line which ran underneath Great Western Road and swung north at the Botanic Gardens on its way to Maryhill.
		The Royal Botanic Institution of Glasgow demanded an ornamental station, and architect James Miller obliged with a building topped by onion-shaped domes which was said to bear some resemblence to the Kremlin.
		The line to Maryhill closed in 1964, and proposals to reopen it for train or tram traffic have been unsuccessful.
	www.theglasgowstory.com /image.php?inum=TGSA00629 (148 words)

	New £34m rail link to be open within 2 years - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Three miles of new track will be laid from near Hamilton to Larkhall, together with a mile of track joining Anniesland to Maryhill.
		It will also improve the frequency of cross-city services between the south-east and north-west of Glasgow, with new stations at Larkhall, Merryton and Chatelherault on the Larkhall line and Dawsholm on the Maryhill line.
		Councillor Alistair Watson, chairman of SPT, said: "It is fantastic that this project is finally off the drawing board and that in two years we will have delivered a new railway link to Larkhall, more frequent services and better connections for the west of Scotland.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /print/news/5021725.shtml (423 words)

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