The South Eastern Railway

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Locomotives and carriages

• Folkstone 4-2-0 Locomotive (c. 1851)
• The Head Guard on the South Eastern Railway (1855)

Bridges, viaducts, and tunnels

• First Folkstone Train Passing the Blechingley Tunnel (1843)
• The Framework of the Viaduct (on the South-Eastern Railway) (1844)
• The Timber Viaduct from Cooper’s Bridge (1844)
• The Folkstone Viaduct on the South Eastern Railway

Stations

• The New Bricklayers’s Arms Terminus of the South-Eastern Railway (1844)
• The new station of the South-Eastern Railway, Cannon-street (1866)

Bibliography

Pattinson, J. Peabody. British Railways: Their Passenger Service, Rolling Stock, Locomotives, Gradients, and Express Speeds. London: Cassell, 1893. Internet Archive version of a copy in the Stanford University library. Web. 26 January 2013.

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