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Title: Crediton 160
Post by: RichardB on May 18, 2011, 16:39:39
Last Thursday, we celebrated 160 years of the Exeter - Crediton railway and ten years of the Friends of Crediton Station.

The Friends organised the celebrations, which included music from Calstock Rubber Band and the unveiling of a plaque commemmorating the great engineer Joseph Locke.  The Friends' Co-ordinator, David Gosling, has written a pamphlet about Joseph Locke which is currently on sale at the Station Tea Rooms (^2.50)

Also there were Peter Townsend of Silver Link Publishing together with author Terry Gough launching a brand new "Then & Now" book about the Tarka Line.

Some nice photos here    http://www.flickr.com/photos/marklucylockett/sets/72157626717162038/


Title: Re: Crediton 160
Post by: Umberleigh on May 19, 2011, 23:09:06
The station is looking very smart, well done to all



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