“Welcome to Accidental Railway”

In 1873, the town of Accidental Railway was founded by Sir Wayne C. Scot. Named after the various railway stations that link the small Burroughs of the town together (the founder's son Emirick, who died of juvenile hyaline fibromatosis, loved railways, and his father had them built as a life-sized homage to his

“Welcome to Accidental Railway”

In 1873, the town of Accidental Railway was founded by Sir Wayne C. Scot. Named after the various railway stations that link the small Burroughs of the town together (the founder's son Emirick, who died of juvenile hyaline fibromatosis, loved railways, and his father had them built as a life-sized homage to his son), Accidental Railway was, and still is, a leader in fine foods, tea and the arts. The waterway systems in AR make it unique and have been the source of much inspiration and joy – the floating theatre on the Muir River is a summer favourite amongst the young and the old.