 The passenger coaches were a sort of hybrid between the old-fashioned stage-coach and the modern [horse-]omnibus, and in summer the outside seats were the most popular.The north British Railway produced a map in 1844, which showed intermediate stations on the Edinburgh and Dalkeith system.It is not known whether the list was exhaustive; they may simply have been "selected" locations; moreover later contemporary publications did not mention them; but they were


It is most unlikely that any of these "stations" had any facilities.