Inclines Collection

The line into Leicester Station
Section showing the line into Leicester Station as at 17 Jul 1832 when the L&S Railway was opened and also showing the gradient for the extension whilst still under construction

The Duke and Duchess of York at the Dinorwic Slate Quarries, Carnarvonshire
1598809 The Duke and Duchess of York at the Dinorwic Slate Quarries, Carnarvonshire, the Royal Party ascending One of the Inclines (litho) by Begg

Esther before Ahasuherus, Esther VII, ver 2 (engraving)
6021697 Esther before Ahasuherus, Esther VII, ver 2 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Esther before Ahasuherus, Esther VII, ver 2)

The passage of the Parade of Reddade
The passage of the parade of Reddade, by the column of general Martineau. A column of soldiers on foot and horseback march through a path between two rocky inclines. Date: 1864

Kenbane Castle, Co Antrim, Ireland, Rathlin Island In The Background

Co Mayo, Achill Island Carrickkildavnet

Beenacouma, Near Dunquin, View Towards Dunmore Head, Co Kerry, Ireland

Beenacouma, Near Dunquin, Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry

Co Galway, Kylemore Abbey

Interior of Cashel Wall, Showing Inclines to Summit, Inishmurray - a view of a stone wall. (Location: Republic of Ireland: County Sligo: Inishmurray Island). Date: circa early 1900s

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"Inclines: A Journey of Ascension and Majesty" The line into Leicester Station takes passengers on a captivating journey, ascending to new heights of anticipation and adventure. Witness the grandeur as the Duke and Duchess of York explore the Dinorwic Slate Quarries in Carnarvonshire, their royal party gracefully ascending one of the inclines. In Esther VII, ver 2 engraving, Esther stands before Ahasuherus with courage and determination, ready to ascend any incline that comes her way. The passage of the Parade of Reddade unveils a spectacle like no other, where performers rise above obstacles with grace and skill on daring inclines. Kenbane Castle in Co Antrim stands tall against the backdrop of Rathlin Island, showcasing its resilience amidst rugged terrains and steep inclines. Co Mayo's Achill Island Carrickkildavnet boasts breathtaking landscapes where nature's beauty meets challenging inclines that test both body and spirit. Beenacouma near Dunquin offers panoramic views towards Dunmore Head in Co Kerry; an awe-inspiring sight made even more remarkable by its surrounding dramatic inclines. Explore Dingle Peninsula's enchanting landscape near Dunquin in Co Kerry; here you'll find yourself surrounded by majestic cliffs and rolling hillsides dotted with intriguing inclines. Kylemore Abbey in Co Galway exudes tranquility amidst picturesque surroundings; its serene gardens harmoniously blend with gentle slopes that lead to hidden inclines waiting to be discovered. Step inside Cashel Wall's interior on Inishmu island for a glimpse into history; marvel at ancient structures intertwined with inclined paths leading visitors towards summit viewpoints like no other. Embark on your own journey through these captivating scenes where each step leads you closer to conquering life's challenges while embracing the beauty found within every ascent along the inclines.