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    ‘Forgotten’ Henry to return to steam at Watford

    Jan 04, 2022 1 minute
    PICTURE: CHARLES O’MAHONEY

    WATFORD Miniature Railway’s latest acquisition, 4-6-2 ( Dec p72), is seen at the station in the name it carried for many years. It was then an American outline 4-6-4, but when built by Ernest Dove in 1950 for the Gwrych Castle Railway, it was No. 1950 for its first season. Dove then modified its appearance slightly and gave it a new name.

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