Sudbury_railway_station,_Suffolk.jpg
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Opened in 1991 by British Rail at the end of the line from Marks Tey, this replaced Sudbury's 2nd (1865-1991) station over to the right of this image, which had been on a through route from Marks Tey to Cambridge. View east past the buffers. Sudbury's 1st (1849-1865) station had also been a terminus, situated out of view behind the camera position and to the left.
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| Author | Nigel Thompson |
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