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Longmoor Military Railway |
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railway |
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county: |
Hampshire |
| refce: |
JandMN |
| commentary: |
Longmoor Military Railway, serving Longmoor Camp, Whitehill, Hampshire, from
Bordon and from Liss, opened October 1906. The route ran from Bordon Station, through Longmoor Camp, and Liss Forest Station. |
| commentary: |
The line was used for filming 'Runaway Railway' produced by Fanfare Films
1965, producer George Brown, director Jan Darley-Smith. Army department 0-6-0ST
no.196 Errol Lonsdale was named Matilda for the film. |
| mapping: |
goes through Bordon Station, Whitehill Whitehill -- SU788367 Whitehill -- SU798314 10.1906: opened |
| mapping: |
goes through Whitehill -- SU790313 Whitehill -- SU798314 Liss Forest Station, Greatham Liss -- SU779280 10.1906: opened |
Old Hampshire Gazetteer - JandMN: 2001