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Bishopbriggs Oil Terminal – A Forgotten Piece of Scotland’s Industrial Past

Channel: John K Wells
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Located at Low Moss, just east of the town of Bishopbriggs in Scotland, Bishopbriggs Oil Terminal was once an important part of the region's industrial infrastructure. Owned by Shell and connected to the rail network via a siding at the west end of Cadder Yard, the facility opened in the early 1960s. After over three decades of operation, the terminal closed its doors in 1995, marking the end of an era. The film was taken in April 1994 - a year before closure.
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This video documents the Bishopbriggs Oil Terminal, a former industrial site in Scotland located near Cadder Yard. Owned by Shell, the terminal operated from the early 1960s until its closure in 1995. The footage was captured in April 1994, just one year before the facility shut down. The site is noted as an important part of the region’s industrial history, though no rail operations or specific train details are included in the recording.

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  • Platform ID RvH1GH87LI4
  • Views 1,471
  • Date published 26 Jun 2025 06:00
  • Date added 15 Jun 2026 16:17
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