One-coach train from Alne at Easingwold, 1946
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One-coach train from Alne at Easingwold, 1946
Image: © Walter Dendy, deceased Taken: 12 Aug 1946
The buffers are off frame to the left. This was the terminus of the independent Easingwold Light Railway from Alne, which survived until 29/11/48 for passengers, 30/12/57 for goods. The locomotive is No.2, built Hudswell-Clarke 1903, rebuilt 1924, withdrawn 1947.
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Image Location
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54.121135
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-1.200245