would be nice to see some record of the line retained
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DR C R Westwood
12 years ago
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This line is one of the few remaining bits of the industrial history left in this area.
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Leon Munnich
12 years ago
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a railway company that was not included in to british railways in 1948 is probably unique, l will support this endeavour.
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Iain Scotchman
12 years ago
An interesting local venture which I'm happy to support.
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Peter J Wilde
12 years ago
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I visited the railway several times before the closure, in fact I managed to cycle to Corringham station to witness the last train from my home (then) in Southgate, North London.
I also did some early research into the history of the Railway Company and have written several articles which were published in the Historical Model Railway Society (HMRS) Journal.
Very best wishes to those concerned in the possible aquidision of the track bed at Corringham.
Peter J Wilde, Mansfield, Notts.
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John Lock
12 years ago
Although I now live in Norfolk, I lived in Essex (Langdon Hills) up until last year. I have an interest in all things Kynoch so I came across your site quite by accident. If we do not save this important site now it may well be lost forever.
Regards Mr John Lock
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Trevor Watson
12 years ago
It is important to save such an important heritage site.
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Rikky darnell
12 years ago
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Lived and grew up in fobbing and corringham, spent many a night camping out on the marshes......and we need to protect and keep our heritage.........look forward to your walk on the 5th jan.....
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Tony Davis
12 years ago
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This a very worth while project with connections to many people whose past family rode on this railway to work at Coryton.
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John Blake
12 years ago
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Sounds like a great idea
Worked at Shell for 25 years-1966 to
1991.In early days cycled from Iron Latch to Fobbing on way back home from Shell. My Nan used railway to work at Kynochs. Walked trackbed some years ago (1990's I think)
Spoke to man living off Fobbing road who used to travel the line to work-told me a few tales! Have one or two books on the railway. Best of luck.
would be nice to see some record of the line retained
This line is one of the few remaining bits of the industrial history left in this area.
a railway company that was not included in to british railways in 1948 is probably unique, l will support this endeavour.
An interesting local venture which I'm happy to support.
I visited the railway several times before the closure, in fact I managed to cycle to Corringham station to witness the last train from my home (then) in Southgate, North London. I also did some early research into the history of the Railway Company and have written several articles which were published in the Historical Model Railway Society (HMRS) Journal. Very best wishes to those concerned in the possible aquidision of the track bed at Corringham. Peter J Wilde, Mansfield, Notts.
Although I now live in Norfolk, I lived in Essex (Langdon Hills) up until last year. I have an interest in all things Kynoch so I came across your site quite by accident. If we do not save this important site now it may well be lost forever. Regards Mr John Lock
It is important to save such an important heritage site.
Lived and grew up in fobbing and corringham, spent many a night camping out on the marshes......and we need to protect and keep our heritage.........look forward to your walk on the 5th jan.....
This a very worth while project with connections to many people whose past family rode on this railway to work at Coryton.
Sounds like a great idea Worked at Shell for 25 years-1966 to 1991.In early days cycled from Iron Latch to Fobbing on way back home from Shell. My Nan used railway to work at Kynochs. Walked trackbed some years ago (1990's I think) Spoke to man living off Fobbing road who used to travel the line to work-told me a few tales! Have one or two books on the railway. Best of luck.