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Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton who restored the Victorian railway carriage at Tanfield

Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton who restored the Victorian railway carriage at Tanfield


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Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton who restored the Victorian railway carriage at Tanfield

Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton who restored the Victorian railway carriage at Tanfield Railway on 30th January 1994

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Media ID 21619556

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Beards Carriages Engines Journey Museum Overalls Platform Public Transport Railway Station Steam Trains Two Mature Men Only


Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton - Preserving History, One Carriage at a Time

EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this print captured on January 30th, 1994, we are transported back to the enchanting era of Victorian railways. Meet Peter Wakeman and Mel Deighton, two remarkable individuals who dedicated themselves to restoring a magnificent Victorian railway carriage at Tanfield Railway. Donning their timeless beards, hats, and overalls, these two mature men exude passion as they pose proudly on the platform of the museum station. With smiles that radiate joy and accomplishment, it is evident that their hard work has paid off. The photograph captures not only the physical restoration but also the emotional journey undertaken by Peter and Mel. Their commitment to preserving this piece of history shines through every detail in this image - from the meticulously restored carriages to the majestic steam engines that once graced our public transport system. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we can't help but feel grateful for individuals like Peter and Mel who dedicate themselves to keeping our heritage alive. This photo serves as a reminder of how important it is to cherish our past while embracing progress. Thanks to Memory Lane Prints' dedication in capturing such historical moments with utmost authenticity, future generations will have an opportunity to appreciate the rich tapestry of our transportation history through images like these.

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