Railway tunnel
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Railway tunnel
Image: © Dan Bartlett Taken: 8 Nov 2006
North end of disused Canterbury to Whitstable (Crab and Winkle) railway tunnel, that runs underneath the University of Kent and reappears in Archbishop's School grounds. Reputedly the first railway tunnel in the world.
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Image Location
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51.30158
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