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Volume Twelve - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - further aspects - Railway Magazine - Interview with Mr. Ammon Beasley - TVR - 1898 . . . .
"That is a most lucid account of your dock troubles. Were passengers conveyed from the first opening of the Taff Vale Railway?" "Oh, yes ; but to a very limited extent, and, no doubt, in a very primitive manner. Of course, the valleys through which the Taff Vale line extends were in those days very thinly populated. |
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