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November 2007
Alistair McGowan
Tracing the impressionist's Anglo-Indian heritage
Full steam ahead
Britain's railways and the men who built them
Poverty's larder
The changing tastes of the working classes
Reader story
How one reader found a Lord Mayor in his family
PLUS: How to find Lincolnshire family, track down ancestors in Spain, uncover lost towns and use Burke's Peerage
On Sale Date:
Tuesday 23rd October 2007
Issue Number:
2
Availability:
Available
Find your railway ancestors
Railway employees list
Listings of 84,000 workers compiled by the Railway Ancestors Family History Society
Railway resources
A guide to the printed sources of railway staff details
Unseen show footage
Getting started guide
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