The Latest Country CottagesThe Literary Lounger 1912 zoomAuthor By Eddie clarkePage added 19/01/2018 Comments about this pageThere was a railway carriage in Urmond road at the junction with Sydervelt road lived in for many years up until the 60sRegards SparrowBy sparrow (22/01/2018)We have lots of photos on the site of different carriages etc around the island.By Janet Penn (22/01/2018)I was just going to write what sparrow mentioned a train carriage in Urmond did. And to the word he had just wrote my thoughts 5 years earlier.By Chris williams (06/05/2023)Yes, Sparrow. I remember that railway carriage. As a child I was always fascinated by it.By Janet Walden (06/05/2023) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Articles about Canvey IslandA Miniature HollandA Quaint Island Near LondonBackground to a TragedyBuilt in the year of the Great ExhibitionCanvey Island an Old Dutch Colony in the ThamesCanvey Island's school full on opening dayCanvey's Gas holder 1935-37Chapman LighthouseCrimean RelicEnd of a Thames-Side GuardianHolland in England: Relics of the Dutch Settlement on Canvey Island, in the ThamesIndependence at last for CanveyNot Afraid of Wet FeetOld Dutch Houses On Canvey IslandPiracy On The High Thames' - The 17th Century In The 20thProposed outlet of Sewage to Canvey IslandPunch and Judy on the Canvey BeachSale of the Jolly Boys Cafe and AmusementsSmugglers and RebatersThe 'Sketch' Sept. 13, 1893The Boys Own PaperThe Dandy 1968The Dutch ChapelThe Essex floodsThe Latest Country CottagesThe Most Curious Place In EnglandThe Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated TimesThe Simple-Lifers of Canvey IslandThe Thames EstuaryThe Thames Estuary PartnershipYoungest Woman CabbyThe Makers of Canvey Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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There was a railway carriage in Urmond road at the junction with Sydervelt road lived in for many years up until the 60s
Regards Sparrow
We have lots of photos on the site of different carriages etc around the island.
I was just going to write what sparrow mentioned a train carriage in Urmond did. And to the word he had just wrote my thoughts 5 years earlier.
Yes, Sparrow. I remember that railway carriage. As a child I was always fascinated by it.
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