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Steam Locomotives
Steam locomotives
Steam locomotives

By Keith Moseley

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A pop-up guide to the history and use of steam engines which depicts seven intricate dimensional models of a range of famous steam locomotives.

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On the Woodhead route
On the Woodhead route

By Alan Whitehouse

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The line that refused to die
The line that refused to die

By Stan Abbott

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Rails Through Barnsley
Rails Through Barnsley

By Alan Whitehouse

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Woodhead Route
Woodhead Route

By Alan Whitehouse

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Rails Through Barnsley
Rails Through Barnsley

By Alan Whitehouse

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Rails Through Barnsley
Rails Through Barnsley

By Alan Whitehouse

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Rails Through Barnsley
Rails Through Barnsley

By Alan Whitehouse

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Rails Through Barnsley
Rails Through Barnsley

By Alan Whitehouse

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