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The Hayling Island branch (known locally as "The Hayling Billy") was famous for the use of the tiny Stroudley Terrier 0-6-0 tank engines of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway; a design of 1872, modified in 1911. Weighing only 28.25 tons, they were the only locos permitted to cross the timber Langstone Viaduct.
The film describes how this line's Summer Saturday intensive service of two trains each way, each hour, was run.
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Hayling Island Branch Line en.wikipedia.o...
Havant en.wikipedia.o...
Langstone en.wikipedia.o...
Langstone Viaduct / Hayling Bridge en.wikipedia.o...
Portsmouth & Arundel Canal en.wikipedia.o...
Langstone Harbour en.wikipedia.o...
Spark Arrestor en.wikipedia.o...
North Hayling en.wikipedia.o...
Hayling Island en.wikipedia.o...
Portsmouth en.wikipedia.o...
Stoke en.wikipedia.o...
Route Map maps.google.co...
Hayling Billy en.wikipedia.o...
London Brighton & South Coast Railway en.wikipedia.o...
Stoudley Terrier Loco en.wikipedia.o... en.wikipedia.o...
Hayling Line Herritage & Trail haylingbillyher...
Ralph Cousin's History Book archive.org/de...
LocoYard notes locoyard.com/2...
West Coastway Line en.wikipedia.o...
Portsmouth Direct Line en.wikipedia.o...
Southern Railways SR en.wikipedia.o...)
British Railways BR en.wikipedia.o...
Proposed tram now resides in museum en.wikipedia.o...
Hayling Billy Line Oral History thespring.co.u... vimeo.com/1290...
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