1940’s events

You are free to attend the event in period dress if you wish. The first pictures show the re-creation of a bygone era in sepia tone.  More visitors in costume are at the bottom of the page.

2011 event

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2010 event

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Stations are “dressed up” with various additional pieces, such as a “Dig-for-Victory” garden scene, sand bags and taped windows.

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Vehicle displays usually feature at most stations along the line.

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Clothing and memorabilia is on sale.

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The train service is intensive and on occasions during the day can be busy.  You may have to stand for part of your journey.

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Historic materials on display and special guests from the TV series ‘Allo ‘Allo.

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More visitors in costumes of the period.

2011 event

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