Trains at Neasden
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Trains at Neasden
Image: © roger geach Taken: 27 Apr 1998
A passenger service from Marylebone passes a waiting freight train for the warehouse at Neasden. The freight train has originated from France and has run via Wembley yard with a final run round move at Acton Canal wharf to access the warehouse, which is behind the photographer and beyond the North Circular Road. Note the underground railway on the left and the remains of the coal depot on the right of the freight service.
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Image Location
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51.554174
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-0.25107