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Vicarstown Bridge is a rolling bridge of 120ft Span that is situated at Vicarstown and connects Sodor to the Mainland. It was designed by Sir Topham Hatt I and was erected in 1915. Since 1925 the NWR has rights to run powers over the bridge to Barrow-in-Furness. Also since that year the Other Railway is allowed to operate the joint BR/NWR service over the bridge to Norramby. It is frequently used by all the engines, but especially by Connor and Caitlin who transport tourists from the Mainland to Ulfstead Castle on a regular basis. The bridge was once closed overnight whilst it underwent some maintenance.

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  • Vicarstown Bridge is a rolling bridge of 120ft Span that is situated at Vicarstown and connects Sodor to the Mainland. It was designed by Sir Topham Hatt I and was erected in 1915. Since 1925 the NWR has rights to run powers over the bridge to Barrow-in-Furness. Also since that year the Other Railway is allowed to operate the joint BR/NWR service over the bridge to Norramby. It is frequently used by all the engines, but especially by Connor and Caitlin who transport tourists from the Mainland to Ulfstead Castle on a regular basis. The bridge was once closed overnight whilst it underwent some maintenance.
  • In the television series, it was introduced in King of the Railway. It is frequently used by all the engines, especially Connor and Caitlin, who transport tourists from the Mainland to Ulfstead Castle on a regular basis, as well as Spencer and Hiro. The bridge was closed overnight in the seventeenth season episode, Calm Down Caitlin whilst it underwent some maintenance, it was blocked in the nineteenth season episode, The Beast of Sodor and also was under repair in the nineteenth season episode, Salty All At Sea.
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  • In the television series, it was introduced in King of the Railway. It is frequently used by all the engines, especially Connor and Caitlin, who transport tourists from the Mainland to Ulfstead Castle on a regular basis, as well as Spencer and Hiro. The bridge was closed overnight in the seventeenth season episode, Calm Down Caitlin whilst it underwent some maintenance, it was blocked in the nineteenth season episode, The Beast of Sodor and also was under repair in the nineteenth season episode, Salty All At Sea. When Gordon underwent an overhaul to be streamlined temporarily for the Great Railway Show, he refused to undergo the final safety checks and his safety valve was never reinstalled. Thomas, who had been badly damaged in a crash with Norman, was informed of this while he was being repaired at the Steamworks. Victor was unable to go, so Thomas, not fully repaired but in working condition, rushed to the mainland to give Gordon his safety valve. Unfortunately, the bridge was being raised to let a ferry pass under it. Thomas, having no time to lose, ran up the raised bridge and jumped over the canal. He landed the jump, though he nearly derailed and he landed on the wrong track, having to avoid head-on collisions with Connor, Hiro and Sidney.
  • Vicarstown Bridge is a rolling bridge of 120ft Span that is situated at Vicarstown and connects Sodor to the Mainland. It was designed by Sir Topham Hatt I and was erected in 1915. Since 1925 the NWR has rights to run powers over the bridge to Barrow-in-Furness. Also since that year the Other Railway is allowed to operate the joint BR/NWR service over the bridge to Norramby. It is frequently used by all the engines, but especially by Connor and Caitlin who transport tourists from the Mainland to Ulfstead Castle on a regular basis. The bridge was once closed overnight whilst it underwent some maintenance.
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