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Hudswell Clark 1602 and the Lincolnshire Railway Museum

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  1. Tim Light

    Tim Light Well-Known Member

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    Can anyone clarify where HC1604 resided between 1981 and its move to the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway?

    According to the Preserved Locomotives website it moved to the "Kirton Museum" in Lincolnshire, while my notes say that it resided at the "Lincolnshire Railway Museum". Can anyone be more specific about what museum is being referred to?

    And when did it move to Brockford?

    Many thanks!
     
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    The museum in Kirton in Lindsey was in the grounds of Mount Pleasant Windmill.
     
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    Moved to Brockford in 1996.
     
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    Thanks for the info. I found a photo (undated) of the Hudswell at Kirton-in-Lindsey Railway Museum.
     
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