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INTENSIVE SATURDAY SERVICES ON THE SWANAGE RAILWAY WITH SEVEN LOCOMOTIVES IN STEAM - 7th July 2007
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News Item and Press Release from Andrew P.M. Wright - dated 15th July 2007
Official photographer & press officer, Swanage Railway.
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Intensive 7 steam loco service at Swanage on 7th July 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright

Visiting Swanage for the special celebrations courtesy of Riley and Son, was ex-BR Standard Class 4 2-6-0 tender locomotive No. 76079 seen here at Norden on 7th July 2007

To see the full set of over 350 photos of the intensive seven steam loco service on the Swanage Railway on 7th July, please scroll to the bottom of the page.

By Andrew P.M. Wright

The Swanage Railway's weekend of steam to mark the 40th anniversary of the last steam trains on the Southern Region of British Railways saw a magnificent appearance by no less than seven superb steam locomotives, operating an intensive train service between Norden park and ride, Corfe Castle, Harman’s Cross, Herston and Swanage.

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To see the full set of over 350 photos of the intensive seven steam loco service on the Swanage Railway on 7th July, please follow these links.
- To visit the first page of photos please click here.
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