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Historic EMUS now safe, secure and in the dry

FOLLOWING closure of the Electric Railway Museum in October 2017 considerable effort has gone into securing the long-term future of all of the vehicles in the collection - and by the end of June clearance of the site was finally coming to an end.

Among the last items remaining at the Coventry site were two of the museum's key exhibits: the Southern 4-SUB

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