Celebrating 60 years of the Miniature Railway in Cassiobury Park
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How wonderful to see that the railway is still going after all these years. We moved to Watford in 1957 and lived in De Vere Walk - we often walked down to play in the park, and a trip on the railway in the summer was a special treat. I'll look out for the book on Amazon.
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Due to reopen soon after Covid restrictions are lifted. Such an asset to the Park.
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