Aylesbury

At the time these photos were taken, Aylesbury was the end of the run for Metropolitan trains from Baker Street. Although my
parents and I had visited Aylesbury many times, these photos were taken on a weekend in which we stayed at the
Bull's Head Hotel, in the centre of town.

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	Aylesbury: GWR 2-6-2T at platform Photo n02_1_2 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury Station Photo n02_2_4 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: GWR 2-6-2T Photo n02_1_3 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: ex-Metropolitan coach hut (note rounded top corners to doors). Photo n02_2_1 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: L1 class 2-6-4T Photo n02_1_4 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: Red Rover bus company's bus on the Buckingham route Photo n02_3_2 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: GWR 2-6-2T Photo n02_1_1 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: Oxford bus heading for Thame Photo n02_3_4 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: "South Yorkshireman" train Photo N02_1_5 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: bus for Bedford. Photo N02_4_6 on 10/04/1950
	Aylesbury: the "South Yorkshireman" train Photo n02_1_6 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: Bull's Head hotel Photo N02_2_6 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: "N5" class 0-6-2T Photo n02_2_2 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: the Bull's Head hotel, where we (mum, dad & 1) stayed at Easter, 1950 Photo N02_3_1 on 09/04/1950
	Aylesbury: "A5" class 4-6-2T Photo n02_2_3 on 09/04/1950			Aylesbury: market place Photo N02_3_5 on 09/04/1950

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