Issue 99 2016 « Previous issue
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'Castles' in Traffic Part 2
p.122
This part of the 'Castles' article covers a period from the early 1930s through to the end of the Second World War
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Britannia Crossing
p.143
A short story by Chris Turner on staffing recollections at Britannia Crossing and Halt, less than a mile to the north of Kingswear
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Schoolboy Memories of the Abingdon Branch in the 1950s
p.146
A schoolboy's memories of the Radley & Abingdon line in the 1950s, a 2 1/2 mile, seven minute journey, recalling working of the stations
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Traffic at Birmingham Snow Hill Part 4
p.151
The fourth part of the Birmingham Snow Hill traffic story continues from the early 1930s through to the end of the Second World War
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The Manufacture and Distribution of Gas for Coach Lighting
p.177
John Lewis describes the manufacture and distribution of gas for coach lighting which was produced from oil (as opposed to coal gas) as this could be more satisfactorily compressed