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Fire at MRC signalbox

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by kestreleyes, Apr 6, 2015.

  1. kestreleyes

    kestreleyes Well-Known Member

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    Seeing picture on Facebook of a potential Fire At the Hammersmith end of the line , unsure as yet but it appears to be a non operational cabin not the operational one
    Hope it's saved and any culprits brought to swift justice. All our thoughts with the volunteers for a hopefully saving of the structure if at all possible
     
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    Sidmouth Resident of Nat Pres Staff Member Moderator

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    Having seen said picture and many more, I think we can probably say nothing will be left :-(
     
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    Sadly yes seeing the pics now myself. The lads at the KWVR I visited a
    Few years back were wise enough to have a dry riser sprinkler system put in for good reasons. Time to review everyone's fire risk structures with just cause
     
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    yes biggest threat I think to Preserved Railways , especially rolling stock, is fire, rendering it scrap and beyond repair
     

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