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Warwickshire's Industrial Railways

Cadbury's Railways

Cadbury's Sidings - Lineside Views (6) Cadbury's Railway (8)

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View of Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0T No 1 shunting inside of Cadbury's Bournville works on 28th December 1954
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DJ Norton
View of Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0T No 1 shunting inside of Cadbury's Bournville works on 28th December 1954		 Cadbury Bournville, 0-4-0T No 1, built as No 1977 by Avonside in 1925 as seen on 4th March 1961
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IR Society
Cadbury Bournville, 0-4-0T No 1, built as No 1977 by Avonside in 1925 as seen on 4th March 1961		 Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0T No 6 is seen shunting at Cadbury's exchange sidings on 5th June 1962
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DJ Norton
Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0T No 6 is seen shunting at Cadbury's exchange sidings on 5th June 1962		 View of Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0ST No 10 shunting vent vans at Cadbury's exchange sidings on 12th October 1956
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DJ Norton
View of Cadbury Bournville 0-4-0ST No 10 shunting vent vans at Cadbury's exchange sidings on 12th October 1956		 View of the approach to the bridge carrying Cadbury's railway over the Birmingham West Suburban Railway
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DJ Norton
View of the approach to the bridge carrying Cadbury's railway over the Birmingham West Suburban Railway

View of Cadbury siding's weighbridge and office located at the exchange sidings with the main line on the right
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DJ Norton
View of Cadbury siding's weighbridge and office located at the exchange sidings with the main line on the right		 Cadbury's Works Railway engines Nos 10, 1 and 6, photographed on Saturday 4th March 1961
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J Peden
Cadbury's Works Railway engines Nos 10, 1 and 6, photographed on Saturday 4th March 1961		 Nos 12 & 14, two of Cadbury's four North British Locomotive Company diesel locomotives which replaced steam
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R Monk
Nos 12 & 14, two of Cadbury's four North British Locomotive Company diesel locomotives which replaced steam		 North British 0-4-0 diesel locomotive No 14 heads a railtour of the Cadbury internal railway system on 8th May 1976
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R Monk
North British 0-4-0 diesel locomotive No 14 heads a railtour of the Cadbury railway system on 8th May 1976		 No 14 pauses with the railtour train within the well kept grounds of the works on the incline approaching the skew bridge
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R Monk
No 14 pauses with the railtour train within the well kept grounds of the works approaching the skew bridge

Side view of the railtour train within Cadbury's works as No 14 climbs the incline approaching the skew bridge
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R Monk
Side view of the railtour train within Cadbury's works as No 14 climbs the incline approaching the skew bridge		 No 14 and the railtour train have reached the warehousing and wharf area on the east side of the canal and railway
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R Monk
No 14 and the railtour train have reached the warehousing and wharf area on the east side of the canal and railway		 Map showing the location of Cadbury's exchange sidings in relation to the main factory and the Waterside complex
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A Doherty
Map showing the location of Cadbury's exchange sidings in relation to the main factory and the Waterside complex