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Lausanne–Fribourg–Bern Railway
The Lausanne-Bern-Fribourg Railway (French: ''Chemin de Fer Lausanne-Bern-Fribourg'', LFB) was a former railway company in Switzerland, formed in 1858 and absorbed into the Western Swiss Railway in 1872.
The aim of the LFB was to connect the French-speaking part of western Switzerland with the German-speaking part of central Switzerland with a line from Lausanne to Bern via Oron and Fribourg. The line is now part of the Midland line.
== History ==
On 1 July 1858, the LFB was founded shortly before the Geneva–Versoix Railway company, which it absorbed later in the year. On 2 July 1860 it opened a line from Bern to a temporary station at the northern construction camp for the Grandfey Viaduct at
Balliswil (near Düdingen). On 4 September 1862 the LFB opened the extension of the line from Balliswil to Lausanne. On 1 January 1872, the ''Western Swiss Railway'' (French: Chemins de Fer de la Suisse Occidentale, SO) was formed out of a merger of the ''Lausanne-Fribourg-Berne Railway'' with the West Switzerland Company (French: ''Compagnie de l'Ouest-Suisse'', OS) and the French–Swiss Company (French: ''Compagnie Franco-Suisse'', FS).
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