The "Making Tracks" exhibition - marks the centenary of the opening of the GNR railway line from Grange Park to Cuffley on 4th April 1910. This exhibition will be held at the Forty Hall Museum - from the 28th April to 20th June 2010, Wednesday's to Sunday's: 11 am to 4 pm, and Admission is Free!
Imported from another site i know we have a number of interested parties on this forum
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Sorry Bryan i just cut and pasted as message was written on the other LNER site.
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Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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Forty HallBryan wrote:Where is the "Forty Hall Museum"?
Forty Hill
Enfield
EN2 9HA
England
I strongly suggest you attend as it's very well put together and a great day out, I went to the launch yesterday as a guest and actually found out some interesting stuff about the line that I never knew.
Stuff like how many more staff there were at Gordon Hill compared with today and how 313s used to have a smoking carriage!