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Events and Fairs 2016. Look here at Great Pictures! CAMPAIGN FOR REAL BOOKS. CAB Search - archival products. AMP Family History Services. Family Silver - evocative jewellery of timeless appeal. One Stop Genealogy - website CD Rom directory. Events and Fairs 2016. Look here at Great Pictures! Thank you for visiting our site.
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Norton Junction to Norton Collieries Railway | oakparkrunnersblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Norton Junction to Norton Collieries Railway. Norton Junction was mainly used as a marshalling yard, for the coalfields of Norton Canes, Cannock Chase, and Walsall Wood Colliery. Trains of laden coal wagons arrived at the junction from the coal mines, and were sorted into groups, before continuing their journey, via the main Walsall to Lichfield line, which was directly connected to the junction. Norton Junction on a busy day, showing the lines of re-arranged wagons.
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Day on the Welsh Highland Railway. | oakparkrunnersblog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Day on the Welsh Highland Railway. We left Walsall Wood at 7-40 on Sunday October 14th 2012, and after a short stop at Telford Services, arrived at Caernarfon at about 12-00. Hungry after our journey we sampled the Sunday lunch at the Black Boy Inn. The train was hauled by steam-powered Beyer Garratt NG/G16 No 87 (works No 3267). Spectacular views of the Snowdonia countryside were seen as the train wound its way along the 2 foot narrow gauge track. Leave a Reply Cancel ...
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Plumstead Stories - Maps
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Including Woolwich and Districts. Plumstead Ordinance map 1914. Extract) (from Alan Godfrey Maps. Plumstead area (navigatable map). From streetmap.co.uk. Plumstead area (Navigatable map). From Googlemaps (Map with satellite photo overlay).
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Locomotive Gallery | Midland Railway Society
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All images may be reproduced for non commercial purposes upon request to webmaster@midlandrailwaysociety.org.uk. And must be acknowledged as being from the collection of the Midland Railway Society. Engine 3247 at Bedford. Engine 3262 at Wellingborough. Engine 3768 at Nottingham. Superheated Class 3 0–6–0 Goods engine. Engine 3792 and goods train. Engines 469 and 2504 at Hellifield. Engine 662 near Kings Norton. Belle Vue, Manchester. Engine 664 at Belle Vue. Engines 672 and 559 at St. Pancras. Goods hau...
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Catchlove Family History Research. This is the publication of my ongoing research into a small part of my own family tree that rapidly evolved into the. History of the Catchlove families in Britain,. Which I hope may prove of interest to others researching the name. On these pages are the results of my searches in census records, parish registers and other sources for the name of Catchlove, together with a synthesis which attempts to reconstruct the different family lines -. Name Studies, which brings wi...
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Ordnance Survey maps | David Archer Maps
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Ordnance Survey maps from mid-Wales. Maps, books and CDs on this webite. Lists of maps, books and CDs. Key to codes used on this site. EU referendum : only facts. A nice cup of tea. There are a lot of Ordnance Survey related sites. We list some that we know well. Charles Close Society for the study of Ordnance Survey maps. The society was formed in 1980 with the intention of bringing together anyone interested in the maps, plans and history of the Ordnance Survey. Nineteenth Century Geological Maps.
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This Butterfly Mind: April 2014
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Random jottings and things that catch my eye . Sunday, 13 April 2014. History of a house. Our house was built sometime around 1905, I think I got this from the Homebuyer's Survey - it certainly doesn't appear on maps before 1911. Here is my living room lampshade made from a reproduction map of Upper Clapton from 1911 (. Using the UK census records on Ancestry.co.uk,. I did some (enjoyably nerdy) detective work and pieced together the following:. On the High St - which opened in 1903 with a. Simple templa...
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