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Canterbury and Whitstable Railway

Canterbury and Whitstable Railway

Early British railway line, opened in 1830.

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  1. Whitstable

    Town in Kent, England.

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    Preserved early British 0-4-0 locomotive.

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    University based in Kent, England.

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    British pre-grouping railway company.

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