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*1985 After 6000 King George V failed during a rail tour, [[4930|4930 Hagley Hall]] left Bridgnorth to work light engine to Plymouth overnight.<ref>SVR News 76</ref> | *1985 After 6000 King George V failed during a rail tour, [[4930|4930 Hagley Hall]] left Bridgnorth to work light engine to Plymouth overnight.<ref>SVR News 76</ref> | ||
*1986 Filming of Central TV's '[[The Halt]]' took place at [[Arley]], renamed Newton Halt for the occasion<ref>SVR News 84</ref>. | *1986 Filming of Central TV's '[[The Halt]]' took place at [[Arley]], renamed Newton Halt for the occasion<ref>SVR News 84</ref>. | ||
+ | ==Gallery== | ||
+ | Photos taken on 7 April: | ||
+ | <gallery> | ||
+ | Rail_Grinder_20190407.jpg | 2019: [[Other rolling stock visiting the SVR#2019|Visiting Rail Grinder DR 79401-4]] at [[Highley]] | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 15:38, 9 July 2019
On April 7 in SVRSevern Valley Railway history.
- 1970 The SVRSevern Valley Railway met with BRBritish Rail or British Railways to discuss the price to buy the southern section of the line between Alveley Sidings and Foley Park.[1]
- 1973 A working party began dismantling Adderbury signal box which was intended to be rebuilt at Arley. It was later brought to the SVRSevern Valley Railway but never used.[2]
- 1985 After 6000 King George V failed during a rail tour, 4930 Hagley Hall left Bridgnorth to work light engine to Plymouth overnight.[3]
- 1986 Filming of Central TV's 'The Halt' took place at Arley, renamed Newton Halt for the occasion[4].
Gallery
Photos taken on 7 April:
2019: Visiting Rail Grinder DR 79401-4 at Highley
See also
On this day in SVRSevern Valley Railway history