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    A JOURNEY TO SCRAYINGHAM

    Oct 30, 2020 2 minutes

    lies in a rural backwater some nine miles to the northeast of York. It has two significant railway connections in that the ‘Railway King’, George Hudson, was buried there in 1871 and it was to be the terminus of the Sand Hutton Light Railway in the early 1920s -

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