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Volume Nine - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - The Railway Infrastructure of Penarth Dock and Ely Tidal Harbour   . . .

1950 : Penarth Dock Hoist Roads : A warning to Trainmen and Shunters about the narrow spaces between the Hoist (Tip) Roads and nearby walls which were at one point only 2ft. - 10in.
   
1950 : Colliery Lines and Private Sidings over which Western Region Engines Work or Exchange Traffic : The Penarth Harbour Branch and Penarth Dock Pontoon Sidings.
   
1860 - 'Six-coupled Goods Locomotive No. 75, Taff Vale Ry. as Originally Built.' - an old mineral locomotive.
   
1915 - Six-Coupled Radial Tank Engines, Taff Vale Ry. - the first engines designed by Mr. J. Cameron, M. I. Mech. E., since he became locomotive engineer of the T.V.R.
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