Models of Coal Merchant's Rail Wagons from 1900

John Webster surveys - from both ends! - his unique collection of Worcester coal merchant's rail wagons, circa 1900.

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.

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"

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