Images Dated 23rd July 2003
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Featured 23 Jul 2003 Print
Maidstone, Kent, 1923-1936
Southern Railway carriage print, by Donald Maxwell, removed from London & South Western Railway Tri-Composite Carriage No 3598 at the National Railway Museum, York, during restoration
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Featured 23 Jul 2003 Print
Whitley Bay, NER carriage print c 1910
Carriage print produced for the North Eastern Railway (NER) to promote the coastal resort of Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear; view of the beach with children and adults walking and paddling. In 1923 the NER became part of the London & North Eastern Railway (LNER)
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Featured 23 Jul 2003 Print
London - Lord Mayors Procession at the Law Courts, BR poster, 1951
Poster produced for British Railways (BR), showing the Lord Mayor's procession outside the London Law Courts. This 19th century neo-gothic building was designed by George Edmund Street (1824-1881), and plays an important role in the annual investiture of the Lord Mayor of London. The new mayor, travelling in a ceremonial gold coach built in 1757, is required to present himself to the courts for approval and to swear allegiance to the monarch. Artwork by Berry. Printed by A A G Ltd London
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