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View NW, towards Blackill; Lanchester Valley line (Durham - Blackhill). Called Aldin Grange until 1/5/27, this station was closed entirely on 1/5/39 when the passenger service ceased, but goods continued and the line was not closed until 20/6/66.
Site of railway bridge looking towards what was once site of Station.
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A Canadian Soldier's Real Life Adventure Story
Summary: Frank Proctor grew up in a coal mining town near Durham, England, came to Saskatchewan to work in the grain harvest, enlisted in the Regina Rifles on the outbreak of war, trained in Canada and England, landed in Normandy on D-Day, fought through France and Holland to Germany, returned to Canada and moved to Mission, B.C., where he raised his family and operated his own business until retirement to the beauty of his art.
Read this gripping first hand account by a Canadian infantryman of his personal experiences in the tremendous events resulting in the liberation of Europe.
What readers and reviewers have said about I Was There click here
Can anyone identify any teachers or members of the football team.
This photograph came to me by way of a distant relative Ray Wilkinson who I am sure will be on the photographs somewhere.
Cheers Peter Clarke
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