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Aston Le Walls 12 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Andy Thompson 13 hours ago.

Can anyone help Rob? - "underpass" or tunnel 2 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Peter S Lewis 1 day ago.

SCALE DRAWINGS OF SMJ LOCOMOTIVES

Started by Barry Taylor Nov 25.

The SMJ Remembered 1 Reply

Started by Dick. Last reply by Andy Thompson Nov 19.

Surviving locos seen on the SMJR 13 Replies

Started by Gary. Last reply by Gary Nov 17.

Ravenstone Wood Junction to Towcester section 11 Replies

Started by David Blagrove. Last reply by Andy Thompson Nov 16.

Lost Railways of Warwickshire 2 Replies

Started by Geoffrey Kingscott. Last reply by Geoffrey Kingscott Nov 13.

A proposal! 12 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Gary Nov 12.

Midland Railway Society 4 Replies

Started by Geoffrey Kingscott. Last reply by Dick Nov 6.

DETAILS OF THE PLATFORM SIDE OF E&W SMALL STATIONS 10 Replies

Started by Si Donal. Last reply by Barry Taylor Nov 2.

SMJ BEYER PEACOCK IMAGES - UNPUBLISHED? 4 Replies

Started by Si Donal. Last reply by Barry Taylor Nov 2.

SMJ / LNW station arrangements at Blisworth 4 Replies

Started by Barry Taylor. Last reply by Andy Thompson Oct 29.

Silent Movie Image of the Karrier Ro-Railer 5 Replies

Started by Si Donal. Last reply by Peter S Lewis Oct 26.

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The Stratford Upon Avon & Midland Junction Railway’ (or S.M.J.) was a small independent railway company which ran a line across the empty, untouched centre of England. It visited the counties of Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and a little of Buckinghamshire, only existing as the SMJ from 1909 to 1923

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Peter S Lewis commented on Peter S Lewis's photo 'Welford Bridge'

Dick, Behind me is the approach into what was Binton Station, a gas storage depot now.... adjacent to the Evesham - Stratford road... Looking foward towards Stratford... You can jsu make out the fact that a bridge was there, although time has done...

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Dick commented on Peter S Lewis's photo 'Welford Bridge'

Peter Where's this near to? Dick

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Andy Thompson replied to Andy Thompson's discussion 'Aston Le Walls'

Thanks Barry - all good stuff. Andy

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Dick replied to Andy Thompson's discussion 'Aston Le Walls'

Good point, the SMJ was used by armament trains in WW2, not just to and from Kineton and also by troop trains. Armament trains were still running occasionally to Kineton in the 50s. I saw trainloads of armoured vehicles on the SMJ during the mid 5...

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Andy Thompson replied to Andy Thompson's discussion 'Aston Le Walls'

Martin First off, welcome aboard the good ship SMJ, and second thanks for that info. Its funny but I never noticed but now you say - it's obvious! Enjoy the stay Andy

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