Ruffey | Fred Pelhay | Plank Trucks | Quarry Trucks | The Calliope | Mine Trolleys | Hoppers | Hector | Utility Vans | Animal Wagons | Tankers | Flatbeds, Conflats and Well Wagons | Misty Island Log Trucks | Ladle Trucks | The Traveller | Aquarium Tank Wagons | LNER 12 Ton Vans | NER Vans | ÖBB Boxcars | Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Vans | LMS Banana Vans | LMS 12 Ton Covered Steel Vans | Salt Vans | LBSC Railway 8 Ton Vans | GWR Ventilated Vans The Ballast Spreader | Flynn | Winston | Stafford | DustinĪnnie and Clarabel | Henrietta | Alice and Mirabel | Isabel and Dulcie | Victoria | Old Slow Coach | Slip Coaches | Hannah | Dexter | Express Coaches | Orange Coaches | Red Coaches | Old Coaches | Sophia | Emily's Coaches | Toby's Museum Coach | Flora's Tram Coach | Open-Topped Carriages | Ulfstead Castle Coaches | Autumn and Jessica Thomas | Edward | Henry | Gordon | James | Percy | Toby | Duck | Donald | Douglas | Oliver | Bill and Ben | Stepney | Harvey | Emily | Arthur | Murdoch | Fergus | Molly | Neville | Rosie | Whiff | Billy | Stanley | Hank | Flora | Victor | Charlie | Bash and Dash | Ferdinand | Scruff | Belle | Porter | Timothy | Marion | Ryan | Rebecca | Nia | Märklin | Glynn | Shane | Madison | Brady | Olivia | Kylie | Benjamin | Dawn | Marie | Levi | Jackie | Logan | Dailey | Dawson | Damian | David | Lexi | Theo | Merlin | Aaron | Dylan | Jordyn | Jennifer | Stephen | Spencer | Rayann | Matthew | Hiro | Rylie | William | Xavier and Xanderĭaisy | BoCo | Bear | The Works Diesel | Pip and Emma | Diesel | Mavis | Derek | 'Arry and Bert | Diesel 10 | Salty | Dennis | Den | Dart | Paxton | Norman | Sidney | Philip | Hugo | Rose | Splatter and Dodge | D199 | Lily The Vicarstown Dieselworks is also located a short distance west of the town. The Vicarstown Goods Depot, Vicarstown Sheds, Vicarstown Goods Yard, Rolling Bridge and a Viaduct are located here. There is an electric tramway running along the roads underneath the viaduct, and a cathedral is located in the town, near the station. The station is built in an elegant Victorian architectural style and is covered by a glass roof, with clock towers on each end. The station is one of the largest on Sodor, consisting of 8 platforms with a lower level beneath them. Vicarstown Station is situated on a viaduct, which contains shops in several of its arches. Thomas served as the station pilot here until being transferred to Wellsworth in 1925. A smaller replacement station and shed were built for the engines operating the car ferry service in 1927/8, and the turntable was taken up and installed at Barrow, while the headquarters moved to the other end of the main line at Tidmouth. After the 1925 agreement with the LMS to allow NWR trains to travel across the bridge to Barrow-in-Furness there was no further use required. The North Western Railway extended to Vicarstown in 1915, and built their main Motive Power Depot and Administrative Headquarters here, as well as a rolling lift bridge connecting Sodor with the Mainland.
A town eventually sprung up around the Vicar's house. King Ogmund, suspecting that this might lead to English infiltration, would only grant him land for a house here hence the place’s name. The monkish chronicler, Arnold of Cronk, recorded that when in 1150 Cronk Abbey was founded as a daughter house of Furness Abbey, the Abbot of Furness asked for a grant of land on which his Agent or Vicar could build a residence. Vicarstown is a town on the eastern side of Sodor.
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