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    Oct 04, 2021 2 minutes

    The Whitland & Cardigan Railway

    By M R C Price

    FIRST published in 1976, this is now the third edition of the book telling the story of a rural line in West Wales, complete with a new chapter incorporating additional material which has emerged.

    Know locally as the ‘Cardi Bach’, this locally promoted line opened for freight in March 1873 from a junction with the Great Western Railway at Whitland northwards to

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