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| Date: 25/05/2009 |
| Name: Pauline |
| Email: pbtait1@bigpond.com |
| Location: Geelong, Vic, Australia |
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Excellent site, and of particular interest to me. My great great grandfather Samuel Langford was a Station Master and lived at Fenton Street Brierly Hill in 1866. I guess it's fair to assume that he was a Railway Station Master at Brierley Hill Station. Would love to hear from anyone that can confirm that fact. Kind Regards, Pauline |
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| Name: Sara |
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| Location: worcester shrub hill |
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can i have the photos of all your workers |
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| Date: 20/05/2009 |
| Name: Peter Clive |
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| Location: New South Wales, Australia |
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Congratulations on a very well laid out and interesting website. I have fond memories of my trips between Erdington and Sutton Coldfield as a schoolboy back in the '50s. My, how the line has changed since those days. I remember well the Fowler and Webb tanks and later the DMU's which hauled the trains to and from Lichfield. I am still a train fanatic and now enjoy driving a 7.25inch gauge miniature steam pacific loco most weekends. |
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| Name: Steve Barker |
| Email: essington1@hotmail.com |
| Location: essington |
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Just found your site...thanks very much i enjoyed all your info etc.I am just interested in knowing my local history and this is a fantastic website just to browse for hours.Keep up good work |
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| Date: 20/04/2009 |
| Name: Paul Boot |
| Email: gog12605@aol.com |
| Location: Birmingham |
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What a website - brings back lots of memories, especially along the Halesowen branch - Rubery Stn was close to my old school. Now involved in building O-gauge layout, hopefully invoking lots of those old memories. |
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| Name: Dr Beeching |
| Email: bsbg18902@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Location: 6ft Under (in bits) |
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MMMMM;. too many passengers, must close lines. |
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| Date: 11/03/2009 |
| Name: B. Morgan |
| Email: brimorg@hotmail.co.uk |
| Location: Walsall |
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Hi Andy!
Thank you very much for the photos of the old Corporation Street Depot. I took a couple myself but was a little late as the demolition was already in progress! Wonderful site you have here. Keep up the good work! |
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| Name: Owerri Egomui Abauwa |
| Email: Owerri-Egomui-@hotmail.fr |
| Location: south africa |
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| Website: NONE |
Message:
Great indeed.thanks.Owerri Egomui Abauwa |
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| Date: 20/02/09 |
| Name: Adam lopez |
| Email: pitmonster03@yahoo.com |
| Location: London |
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Fantastic website, very intresting to look around the stations long-gone and existing ones today. I find the Wolverhampton L/L to Bordesley section most fascinating, when i was young i was often on the Paddington-Birmingham Snow Hill trains and i have some memories of this route-- "The better way to london" ! keep up the good work and once again- many thanks :) |
Webmaster:
Hi Adam, glad you enjoy the website. I've just got back from my hols and should be updating the site soon so please keep checking back. |
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| Date: 13/02/2009 |
| Name: Stephen Fisher |
| Email: steve@o156.fsnet.co.uk |
| Location: Stafford |
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| Website: western-champions-pics-online.fotopic.net/ |
Message:
Past and present, then and now of the railways of the West Midlands and Staffordshire is of immense interest to me. I've been a train driver for twenty years and to see the sometimes very small signs of what used to be is fascinating. Thank you for a excellent and unrivaled website. |
Webmaster:
Thanks for the entry Stephen - I'm looking forward to seeing the new book in print myself as I'm just about to start work on the Worcestershire and Warwickshire volume which should complete the 3 part series. Hopefully it will have a few bits of interest for you and as an aside, I'd recommend anyone reading this to visit your website too as theres's ome great stuff on there! |
