LCDR Railway viaduct remains at Chesterfield, 1984
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LCDR Railway viaduct remains at Chesterfield, 1984
Image: © Nigel Thompson Taken: 2 Jan 1983
This was the final remaining arch of the Lancashire Derbyshire & East Coast Railway's line from Chesterfield Market Place station to Lincoln - it famously reached neither Lancashire nor the East Coast! View north from the current railway line on a snowy day at the start of 1984. It was demolished soon after.
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Image Location
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53.230226
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-1.421722