TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
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John Worthy
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TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
I have just registered with the LNER Encyclopedia, having seen some interesting exchanges posted some time ago about Tadcaster station and the branch to Ingleby's Mill. I have some first hand knowlege of this topic, if anyone is still interested.
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Re: TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
Not my area of interest thanks, but welcome to the forum John! I am sure your post will re-awaken interest! 
Re: TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
Welcome John.
Somewhere in my collection of stuff.
I have a copy of the 1914 line diagram for the branch showing the viaduct / bridge in plan view to the side.
Somewhere in my collection of stuff.
I have a copy of the 1914 line diagram for the branch showing the viaduct / bridge in plan view to the side.
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Re: TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
Thanks for the welcome. Any information to add to my recollections would be very interesting. I was born within easy sight of the viaduct in 1942 and can just recollect a goods train to the mill (I think!).
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Re: TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
Isn't it the centre of some controversy at the moment? Sam Smiths closing a footpath, or something like that?
Richard Marsden
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Re: TADCASTER AND THE BRANCH TO INGLEBY'S MILL
This site http://transportheritage.com/find-herit ... obi2Id=378 gives a nice potted history of it and a bibliography.Apparently it was last used in 1955.