Revisiting the Suin Line: Television Chronicles of a Bygone Railway
The Suin Line (수인선, 水仁線) was a 52 km narrow-gauge railway connecting Suwon and Incheon in South Korea. Opened on August 5, 1937, by the Chōsen Gyeongdong Railway, it primarily transported salt from the Sorae area. In 1942, the Chōsen Railway acquired the line, and following Korea’s liberation in 1945, it was nationalized under the […]
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