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The Historical Uffington White Horse

by Charles Moorhen in History, January 17, 2009
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A general history of Uffington village in Oxfordshire. The prehistoric "Uffington White Horse’ on the hill, St. George and the Dragon and the origins of the famous novel, "Tom Brown’s Schooldays’.

15 Historical Railway Facts You Possibly Never Knew

by Charles Moorhen in History, December 12, 2008
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Fifteen interesting historical railway facts that will appeal to all lovers of the railways, and those that travel on them.

Britain’s First Railway Murder

by Charles Moorhen in History, November 25, 2008
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On the evening of the 9th July 1864, the chief clerk of a firm of London bankers boarded a train at Fenchurch Street station, sadly he was never to reach his destination.
Thomas Briggs became the first person to be brutally murdered on Britain’s railways.

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