May 8 1888	Moe (Moe Junction) to Thorpdale line opened 10.75 miles of single track railway costing £10,857 per mile. (£116,718 total cost)
July 4 1897	Coalville, car dock removed.
July 22 1897	Narracan, car dock removed.
July 26 1897	Coalville, up and down home signals removed.
June 1 1898	Moe, special instructions Thorpdale line: provide up home signal at MP 80.5 on Thorpdale line, Thorpdale train staff applies from MP 80.5 to Thorpdale, Moe to MP 80.5 worked by pilot guard.
May 8 1911	Stopping place opened for outwards cream and dairy produce only. un named
May 15 1911	Stopping place named David (see above)
July 24 1911	David, open for passengers, provide 15 foot platform, open for inwards goods, No one in charge
Jan. 29 1946	Thorpdale, Ash pit road abolished.
Dec. 3 1958	David, Coalville, Narracan, Thorpdale, closed to all traffic. Line closed.