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    The RCTS: then and now

    Apr 04, 2022 2 minutes
    JOHN FAULKNER COLLECTION/RCTS

    THE mid to late-1960s was a busy time for the Railway Observer with the gradual end of steam on BR, but in the spring of 1965 the RO reported on major disruption into Waterloo following the day the signalbox fell down: May 10, 1965.

    It was a normal morning

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