Portrait From Age of Steam and Birmingham Post's Highlights of 150 Years
Birmingham Post › December 04, 2007
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July 24 1954: Hundreds of holidaymakers queue along the platform at Snow Hill Station, awaiting the arrival of The Cornishman express. The service, complete with chocolate and cream coaches, ran from Wolverhampton to Penzance between 1952 and 1960.
The Birmingham Post is celebrating its 150th anniversary by running a free open-air exhibition at Centenary Square, until January 3. All the images used in the exhibition can be ordered via our picture sales department on 0121 2345000. We're also keen to hear your memories of growing up, working and growing old in Birmingham. Write to postletters@mrn.co.uk or write to Editor's Letters, Birmingham Post, PO Box 78, Weaman Street, Birmingham, B4 6AY.See the full content of this document
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Portrait From Age of Steam and Birmingham Post's Highlights of 150 Years
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