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Date modified26-Sep-21 09:28
5018 1932-03-26 Rugby Station

5018 1932-03-26 Rugby Station

Ex-London & North Western Railway Webb 'Renewed Precedent' class 2-4-0 No. 5018 'Talavera'. Built at Crewe in February 1890 as L&NWR No. 1672 and withdrawn in September 1932.

A lovely Victorian veteran peers from under the train shed at the south end of Rugby station in March 1932. Looking remarkably well cared-for, nonetheless it only has another eighteen months to serve before withdrawal. 'Talavera' was named after a village, 120km. SW of Madrid where a 2-day battle was fought by an English, German and Spanish army beating Napoleonic French forces in the Peninular War of 1809.

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