- March 12th 1823 - Port Carlisle to Carlisle canal opened
- August 1833 - The carlisle and Annan Steam navigation company began operating a service between Port Carlisle and Liverpool
- March 9th 1837 - Railway line opened from London Road to the Canal Basin
- August 3rd 1853 - Port Carlisle to Carlisle canal closed after only 30 years
- May 22nd 1854 - Railway built on the canal opened for goods traffic
- June 22nd 1854 - Railway built on the canal opened for passenger traffic
- Journey time from Port Carlisle to Carlisle was 35 minutes
- 1856 - Carlisle & Silloth Bay Railway opened and Port Carlisle became a minor line.
- 1861 - First horse Drawn dandy ran from Drumburgh to Port Carlisle
- 4th April 1914 the last horse drawn trian ran to Port Carlisle
- 6th April 1914 STeam Engine Class R No 22 ran to Port Carlisle
- June 1st 1932 the line finally closed
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