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The Brontës, by rail
Bob Gwynne, associate curator at the National Railway Museum, describes how the lives of the famous literary family, the Brontës, was intertwined with the pioneering days of the railway network, with their journeys providing a touchstone of what rail travel was like in those early days.

Centipedes, Sharknoses and the end of Baldwin Locomotive Works
Two distinctive diesel types marked the final phase of main line loco building at Baldwin’s Eddystone plant near Philadelphia, as Robert Humm recounts.

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