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Small classes, special purposes in the 1950s

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norbitonflyer

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OT, but The Corris Railway didn't last long at all under BR ownership; only a few months at most IIRC?
Closed in August 1948, following a washout that isolated Maccynlleth station (and the loco shed) from the rest of the line. Much of the track was obtained by the Tallyllyn, then still (just about) a going concern, although it had somehow escaped nationalisation. The Corris locomotives followed after the TR passed into the hands of the preservationists following the death of its owner in 1950.
 
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Closed in August 1948, following a washout that isolated Maccynlleth station (and the loco shed) from the rest of the line. Much of the track was obtained by the Tallyllyn, then still (just about) a going concern, although it had somehow escaped nationalisation. The Corris locomotives followed after the TR passed into the hands of the preservationists following the death of its owner in 1950.
All of that squares, cheers. :)
 
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