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Narrow Gauge Magazine #164 Spring 1999 The Scropton Tramway
Narrow Gauge Magazine 1999 Spring #164 Two Go to Dresden
Published Quarterly. Front cover upper: What is thought to be the opening of the Scropton Tramway in 1889. Here is the original Bagnall (WB 1050/1889), posing on the bridge over the River Dove with a train of what appear to be much earlier four wheel mine wagons. One presumes those dignified folk on the right, well away from the 'Workers', are Staton's and Newton's!
(Collection Allan C Baker) Lower: The Manning (MW 1110/1888), basking in the late afternoon sunshine at Scropton on 11 July 1934. By this date the more modern steel side tipping wagons were in regular use. S&N stands for Sta ton & Newton, although this was never the 'official' name under which the Company traded. (Late R G Jarvis: Midland Railway Trust)
Contents:
The Scropton Tramway Allan C Baker3
G F Tomlinson & Sons Ltd Brian Gent19
Narrow Gauge Railways of the County of Angeln Gerhard Both21
A twist of the preservation tale John Heys25
Two go to Dresden Steve Wood26
The Barclay Class E well tank 27
Letters 28
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