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September 2002
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Where and When? - Part 3 Huddersfield, Hillhouse and Leeds, Copley Hill
Barton & Broughton
A ‘Slip coach’ on the L&B Railway
The Claughton
LNWR Post Office Carriages (Part 2)
Coal Trade Stoppage
The LNWR and its people
A Drenching ... and Revenge
Liverpool, Leeds and Newcastle Train No. 2
A Royal Incident
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SS. HIBERNIA leaving Holyhead harbour

A commercial postcard dating from c. 1905 showing the LNWR-owned twin screw SS. HIBERNIA leaving Holyhead harbour, with the LNWR hotel behind. HIBERNIA was built in 1900 for the Holyhead to Dublin route.

In 1915 it was sent to join the Royal Navy fleet where it became HMS TARA. She was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean on 5th November 1915 before completing very much useful work for the Navy. A replacement HIBERNIA was built for the LNWR in 1920.


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