1 November 1860; Dronley; opened 1 November 1860; closed 10 January 1955; Baldragon; see above; Baldovan; see Flour Depot above; Fairmuir Junction; Lochee; opened 10 June 1861; closed 10 January 1955; Victoria; opened 10 June 1861; renamed Camperdown 1862; renamed Lochee West 1896; closed 1 January 1917; Liff; opened 10 January 1861; closed 10 January 1955; Ninewells Junction; converging with line from Perth to Dundee. Newtyle and Coupar Angus Railway: Coupar Angus; opened 24 February 1837; closed 6 September 1847; reopened 2 August 1848; closed 4 September 1967 Ardler; opened 24 February 1837; closed 6 September 1847; reopened 2 August 1848; closed 11 June 1956; Washington; opened 24 February 1837; closed 6 September 1847; Ardler Junction; Nethermill Junction; Newtyle; Dundee and Newtyle station; see above. Newtyle and Glammiss Railway: Newtyle; Dundee and Newtyle Railway; see above; Nethermill Junction; Meigle Junction; Meigle; opened 1861; renamed Alyth Junction 1876; closed 4 September 1967; Kirkinch; opened 4 June 1838; closed 1847; Leason Hill; opened 4 June 1838; closed 1847; Eassie; opened 4 June 1838; closed October 1847; reopened 2 August 1848; closed 11 June 1956; Glammiss; opened 4 June 1838; name changed to Glamis at uncertain date; closed July 1846; reopened 2 August 1848; closed 11 June 1956. Archives The archives of the Dundee and Newtyle Railway Company including its minute books are held by Archive Services at the University of Dundee. The same institution also holds the research papers of Professor Stanley Jones relating to the railway and papers gathered on the railway's history by the late Tom Craigie. References Notes Sources Further reading External links Railscot on Dundee and Newtyle Railway Archives Hub 1843 Timetable from Bradshaw's Railway Monthly. Information on the inclines Facebook page recording Dundee Law Tunnel Community: proposals for public access Transport in Angus, Scotland Transport in Dundee Pre-grouping British railway companies Railway companies established in 1826 Railway lines opened in 1831 Early Scottish railway companies 4 ft 6½ in gauge railways in Scotland Horse-drawn railways London, Midland and Scottish Railway constituents 1826 establishments in Scotland History of Dundee British companies established in 1826