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Great Western Railway. The original Temple Meads Station in Bristol, with five broad-gauge tracks, c. 1844. A train appears to be preparing for departure on the right. 1840-1849: postcard by Pamlin Prints, with the caption, "Early Days on the Great Western, " and numbered M172. The illustration comes from a plate in J. C. Bourne's book, "The History and Description of the Great Western Railway, " published in 1846

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