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English: Dinas Junction station (now en:Dinas Station, showing two standard gauge London and North Western Railway trains, along with the North Wales Narrow Gauge Railways (Now Welsh Highland Railway) narrow gauge tracks to the right of the image.
The LNWR was absorbed into the London Midland and Scottish Railway by the [:en:Railways Act 1921] |
| Date | before 1923 |
| Source | http://pre-grouping.fotopic.net/p17635398.html |
| Author | Unknown author |
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