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London & North Western Railway Plaque

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Heartland

master brummie
There was a plaque at Curzon Street that commemorated the war dead of the First World War. When the old depot was demolished, the plaque was stored in the new parcels depots offices.

When Curzon Parcels depot closed, the plaque was mounted on a wall at New Street Station, but with the refurbishment was removed.

What happened to it is another story. Perhaps somebody knows.......

This was the plaque when it was taken out of a store room at Curzon Street.

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16th Feb 2017 - Well maintained, having been re sited during extensive station renovation in 2015/2016

London And North Western Railway Birmingham Goods Department

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