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Saturday, 13 October 2012
TR Association Trip to Victoria Tunnel
The Victoria Tunnel from Spital Tongues under the heart of Newcastle to the Tyne is an important and interesting item of industrial history - built to move coal, and used as an air raid shelter. See http://www.victoriatunnel.info/ for more information.
The next Tanfield Railway Association trip is a conducted tour of the tunnel. There are a small number of spaces available on Thursday 1 November at 6.30pm and Saturday 3 November at 10am for TR Association members. The cost is five pounds per person, and the tour lasts about 2 hours. Please ring 0191 4606493 or email susanwalton28@talktalk.net to book places.
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