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*1972 A contract between the newly formed [[SVR(H)]] and the [[Severn Valley Railway Company Limited|Guarantee Company]] set out the terms of asset transfers from the latter to the former.<ref>SVR News 25/27</ref> | *1972 A contract between the newly formed [[SVR(H)]] and the [[Severn Valley Railway Company Limited|Guarantee Company]] set out the terms of asset transfers from the latter to the former.<ref>SVR News 25/27</ref> | ||
+ | *1988 [[BR 4345 Tourist Standard Open]] arrived on the SVR from Carnforth. | ||
+ | *1996 [[GWR 7802 Bradley Manor]] took a railtour from Totnes-Worcester.<ref>SVR News 119 p. 39</ref> | ||
+ | *2008 [[BR Class 08 D3022]] propelled the first locomotive ([[7325|Collett Mogul 7325]]) into the newly-built [[The Engine House|Engine House]].<ref>SVR News 161</ref> | ||
*2014 Newly repainted into BR black livery, [[4566]] was photographed in Bridgnorth yard. | *2014 Newly repainted into BR black livery, [[4566]] was photographed in Bridgnorth yard. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== |
Latest revision as of 22:11, 2 March 2020
On March 16 in SVRSevern Valley Railway history.- 1972 A contract between the newly formed SVR(H) and the Guarantee Company set out the terms of asset transfers from the latter to the former.[1]
- 1988 BR 4345 Tourist Standard Open arrived on the SVRSevern Valley Railway from Carnforth.
- 1996 GWR 7802 Bradley Manor took a railtour from Totnes-Worcester.[2]
- 2008 BR Class 08 D3022 propelled the first locomotive (Collett Mogul 7325) into the newly-built Engine House.[3]
- 2014 Newly repainted into BRBritish Rail or British Railways black livery, 4566 was photographed in Bridgnorth yard.
See also
On this day in SVRSevern Valley Railway history