View looking east at Bury St Edmunds station in about 1910. In the foreground are

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View looking east at Bury St Edmunds station in about 1910. In the foreground are

View looking east at Bury St Edmunds station in about 1910. In the foreground are piles of coal for steam engines, and there are locomotives in the shed. In the distance are railway sidings

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1910 Engine Shed Imagination Works Locomotive National Railway Museum Railway Sep13 Sep13 12 Signal Box Steam Locomotive Tracks Train Transport Wagons Bury St Edmunds Goods Yard

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Step back in time to the bustling Bury St Edmunds station of 1910, captured in this photo print. As we gaze upon the scene, our eyes are drawn to the foreground where piles of coal stand tall, ready to fuel the mighty steam engines that once ruled these tracks. The engine shed stands proudly nearby, housing locomotives waiting for their next journey. In the distance, railway sidings stretch out into infinity, a testament to the ceaseless movement and activity that defined this era of transportation. The goods yard hums with life as wagons are loaded and unloaded with various commodities, connecting distant communities through trade and commerce. Imagination works its magic as we envision the sights and sounds that would have filled this historic location. The rhythmic chugging of steam locomotives echoes through our minds while train whistles pierce through the air. A signal box stands sentinel at its post, ensuring safe passage for every passing train. This remarkable print is a window into a bygone era when railways were not just means of transport but symbols of progress and connection. It serves as a reminder of how far we've come in shaping our modern world while honoring those who built it on iron tracks.

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