Chettonsford Quarry, 1953
A Roblox experience owned by MayFlower Industries.
SimulatorENrailway simulationhistoricalquarry
Chettonsford Quarry, 1953 is a simulator experience created on 2022-03-26. The game records 1,635,075 lifetime visits and 10,406 favorites. Current player count stands at zero. The title references a narrow gauge railway in the English Highlands, though the description notes development has shifted to a remaster version.
Description (written by the developer; not a statement by this register)
me when quarry in the title (never made the quarry in this version) WARNING: THIS GAME IS NO LONGER BEING WORKED ON! WE HAVE COMPLETELY MOVED FOCUS ONTO THE REMASTER OF THE GAME! -------------------------------------------------------------- Deep in the mountainous terrain of English Highlands, sits a narrow gauge railway spanning over 17 miles from each end. At the south lies the Transition station where slate is offloaded to be sold to various industries along the standard gauge railways of the UK. At the opposite end is the infamous Chettonsford Quarry, the namesake of the line, which is the number one in slate production out of any quarry in the world. If you experience a server shut down, we most likely have updated the game, we apologize for the inconvenience. This game is not recommended for play on Mobile, PC is your best option. Please report any bugs you find to the community server, thank you!
Last updated by the developer 31 Oct 2025, 08:38 UTC.
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| Measured (UTC) | Players | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Aug 2026, 21:04 | 0 | first reading |
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