Goods wagons with their wagon trains in the Shrub Hill sidings

Photo of goods wagons with their wagon trains in the Shrub Hill sidings during the twilight years of steam at Worcester.

This is from a newspaper article from the Memory Lane column written by Michael Grundy in the Evening News of 8th July 2000, page 12, about a Kempsey resident and his model trains based on the stations and wagons used in Worcester in Victorian and Edwardian times.

Related pages:

• Newspaper Story: John's small world is on track
• The surviving Lockkeeper's cottage at Diglis as a feature of the projected dockyard train terminal.
• Goods Wagons in Pershore Town Station
• Worcester Diglis Model and John Webster, its Builder
• Tank Engine pulling Hill, Evans' "Vinegar Express"
• John Webster surveys - from both ends! - his unique collection of Worcester coal merchant's rail wagons, circa 1900.

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Last updated 16^th January 2001.

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