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Plawsworth Station - North Durham ECML

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DigitalGraham

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Help please, just found this forum tonight so here is my 1st posting, there is some excellent info on here and I hope you can help me.

I am researching the are mentioned above and have found some info on the area. I have some old maps that show the layout of the Station and Goods Depot but I need more info.

Can anyone suggest any books, magazines or photographs.

Thanks in advance.
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I'm not really sure if this is possible for you, but I know that when I was researching the history of the lines around me the local studies library was very useful, with loads of good books, and people who knew a bit themselves. Why not go to your local library, I bet there would be some useful books there :)
 

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... local studies library was very useful, with loads of good books, and people who knew a bit themselves. Why not go to your local library, I bet there would be some useful books there :)

I have never thought of the local studies stuff, I have spoken to them and viewed books on the area but I guess they will have some reference books, maps and more.

Thanks for the tip.

A tip for anyone else researching areas; I used the Durham Government website and their GIS mapping site, this has maps going back 100 years and can be zoomed in on and printed. Very Very useful, anyone who wants to have a look at Durham try http://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcc%5Cusp.nsf/pws/8025694D002ACDA4802571C300433F54?opendocument
And click on LAUNCH the GIS Now.

Thanks
Graham
 
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