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Sam Hewitt
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Mike Arlett clears up the still-perpetuated myth that the Midland Railway had first opened a branch line from Mangotsfield to a temporary terminus in Bath.
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THANK you for the supplement sent with the March 2019 issue. Item 24 states the name Penrice Castle was carried by three
No. 10000 was withdrawn in 1963 and 10001 in 1966, and both were sent for scrapping in 1968.
I REALLY enjoyed Bob Gwynne’s article in the December 2018 issue on the reluctance of British Railways in the early
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