Midland and Great Northern Railway: Difference between revisions

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-Built a 22.5 mile line as a branch to Mundesley/
+#redirect [[Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway]]
-The Midland and Great Northern Railway – known to its staff as the ‘Muddle and Get Nowhere Railway’ – where drivers were not unknown to stop their trains near Sandringham to help themselves to the odd rabbit from a poacher’s snare
-Marriott's Way was called after William Marriott who was the chief engineer of the former Midland and Great Northern railway for 41 years.
-The whole route is way marked in the brown and cream livery colours of the former Midland and Great Northern Railway
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-Presumably connected with the [[Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway]] - just not sure how
-==See Also==
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-==Sources of Information==
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-[[Category: Town - ]]
-[[Category:Railway Companies   ]]