Sodor and Mainland Railway

History
This was the first Railway company formed on Sodor. Construction on the S&M began at Barrow-in-Furness on October 1st 1849. After the station was completed, construction of the line was set in the direction of the west coast of Sodor. A single track bridge was erected over the short body of water between England and Sodor. Vicarstown Station was completed on March 12th 1850. The line then cut through Ballahoo ridge using a single bore tunnel. The line reached Crovan's Gate on July 27th 1852, which would later link up with the Skarloey Railway in 1865. The line reached Kellsthorpe road in 1854, and construction continued down to Kirk Ronan, where a harbor was built. After the formation of the North Western Railway, The Kirk Ronan section was abandoned and the rest of the line was incorporated in to the NWR main line.

Engines

 * Clive
 * Niel
 * Matthew