Windermere_station,_with_train,_1951_(geograph_5078244).jpg
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English:
Windermere station, with train, 1951
View towards buffer-stops, with a train for Morecambe via Oxenholme waiting, headed by LMS Fowler Class 4MT 2-6-4T No. 42301 (built 1927, withdrawn 10/63). |
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| Author | Walter Dendy, deceased |
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