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Chasewater Railway Museum – Newsletter October 2017

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Chasewater Railway Museum

Newsletter October 2017

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Chasewater Railway Museum – Newsletter, September 2017

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Chasewater Railway Museum

Newsletter, September 2017

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Chasewater Railway Museum – August 2017 Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum

August 2017 Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

As there was not a great deal in our Archive collection of the Cannock & Rugeley Collieries, we thought that we would include the other objects which we have from the Collieries.

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Cannock and Rugeley Collieries 2020 XL Files

Caption text: Object number, name, description, location in the museum.

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: 338 Wooden Notice ‘Paddy leaves this station at 4.30’ C15

: 305 Loco Number Plate No.3 Ex CRC ‘Progress’ C1

: 307 Loco Number Plate No.7 Ex CRC ‘Birch’ C1

: 400 Locomotive Numberplate No.9 Ex ‘Cannock Wood’ CRC C1

: 1422 Wagon plate CRC 572 C15

: 317 Armband Look Out C1

: 1445 Wagon Label 1928 – Cannock Wood to Fairford C15

: 1444 Wagon Label 1928 Cannock Wood to Fairford C15

: 302 Brick CRC R5.B2.S3

: 1447 Headed Notepaper C.H.L.Scott – Manager. CRC C15

: 1423 Wagon Label Cannock Wood to Bushbury C15

: 1449 Wagon Recorder’s Book 1938 – Empty wagons received C15

: 2111 Sign Veni Vidi Vici – Cast iron sign W4

: 1451 Train Staff Ticket Staff ticket from Cannock Wood to Hednesford Station C15

: 5038 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 5042 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 5044 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 10839 LNWR Coal Invoice 27-9-1899 Hednesford – Selly Oak 10346

: 10861 LNWR Coal Invoice 17-7-1895 Hednesford – Church Stretton 10346

: 468 Brick CRC U1

: 991 Lamp check CRC C19

: 1422 Wagon plate CRC 572 C15

: 1448 Wagons Register 1949 ‘Loaded wagons sent’ book C15

: 1566 Wagon Label 1903 Cannock Wood to Dymock (For SW & CC) C15

: 1574 Train Staff Ticket Hednesford Station to Cannock Wood Pits C7

: 5043 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 5041 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 5039 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 10840 LNWR Coal Invoice 1896 Hednesford – Selly Oak 10346

: 10852 LNWR Coal Invoice 18-5-1896 Hednesford – Selly Oak 10346

: 10668 Wagon plate Cannock & Rugeley Colliery C15

: 10848 LNWR Coal Invoice 30-5-1896 Hednesford – Selly Oak 10346

: 5040 Photograph No.7 Birch Built at Rawnsley 1888 2-4-0T Album 1

: 10808 Wagon plate Genly repaired CRC MR74545 6-1943 C19

: 384 Spanner Marked CRC Co.Ltd C18

: 10884 Midland Railway Mineral Invoice Brownhills to Selly Oak 13-2-1889 10346

: 10881 Boundary Marker CRC Cannock & Rugeley Colliery – 37.5″ tall W4

: 1421 Wagon plate Broken, probably in manufacture, and welded – not numbered. C15

: 11306 Wagon plate CRC Wagon Repair Plate 12 1938 CRC C9

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Chasewater Railway Museum – July 2017 Newsletter

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July 2017 Newsletter

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Tagged Aldridge, Bloxwich, Brownhills, Burntwood, Cannock, Cannock Wood, Chasewater Railway Museum, Cheslyn Hay, Great Wyrley, Hazel Slade, Heath Hayes, Hednesford, July Newsletter, Lichfield, Norton Canes, Old Railway Lines, Pelsall, Steam Trains, Walsall, Walsall Wood

Chasewater Railway Museum – A New Acquisition

Posted on June 19, 2017 by John D | Leave a comment

Chasewater Railway Museum

A New Acquisition

Refurbished outdoor-type bench given to the railway by Mr.George Clark in memory of his wife, Christine. There are no makers’ marks on the bench, but it may have been on the London, Tilbury and Southend Line at some point. This bench will replace the one which has been on the platform for some years and will now be refurbished by the same man who refurbished the bench in the museum, courtesy of Godfrey and Marion’s Bench Fund. When completed, this bench will be found a home inside at one of the stations.

A very nice inscription on the plaque

‘Look for me in rainbows’

Lovely

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Chasewater Railway Museum – May Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum

May Newsletter

The latest newsletter from Chasewater Railway Museum, showing excellent visitor numbers for April.

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Framed Handbills

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Framed Handbills

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Framed Handbills – 2020 XL Files

Picture caption – Object number, Name, Description, Maker, Location.

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: 1376 Handbill Passenger train alterations C5

: 1377 Handbill Bilston Floral Fete C5

: 1378 Handbill Staffs Agricultural Show C5

: 1379 Handbill Weekly Season Tickets C5

: 1380 Handbill Floral Fete, Cannock C5

: 1381 Handbill Cheap Ticket Arrangements C5

: 1698 Handbill LMS Show, Fete & Sports Day, Rawnsley Facsimile LMS P4

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ChasewaterRailway Museum – Harry Hartill’s Country

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ChasewaterRailway Museum

Harry Hartill’s Country

About a month ago I mentioned that we had borrowed this book for a short time and would lke a copy for the museum. Thanks to the generosity of Les and Dawn Waggett in Michigan, USA, we now have one! To explain why they had the book in the first place, Les started out in life in Chasetown, and has obviously keeps his memories alive.

Here is photo of the book in front one of our ‘Colliery Cabinets’ Our thanks again to Les and Dawn Waggett.

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Chasewater Railway Museum – February Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum

February Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

As there was not a great deal in our Archive collection of the Cannock & Rugeley Collieries, we thought that we would include the other objects which we have from the Collieries.

Chasewater Railway Museum – A New Acquisition

Chasewater Railway Museum

A New Acquisition

A very nice inscription on the plaque

‘Look for me in rainbows’

Lovely

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Framed Handbills

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Framed Handbills

Picture caption – Object number, Name, Description, Maker, Location.

ChasewaterRailway Museum – Harry Hartill’s Country

ChasewaterRailway Museum

Harry Hartill’s Country

Here is photo of the book in front one of our ‘Colliery Cabinets’ Our thanks again to Les and Dawn Waggett.

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Newsletter October 2017

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

As there was not a great deal in our Archive collection of the Cannock & Rugeley Collieries, we thought that we would include the other objects which we have from the Collieries.

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July 2017 Newsletter

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A New Acquisition

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‘Look for me in rainbows’

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