200 Years, The Canterbury & Whitstable Railway History Talk by Mark Jones

Whitstable Railway 200 History Talk by Southeastern Railway employee and local railway historian, Mark Jones.

A fascinating looking at the history and development of our railways, from the industrial north to the Canterbury & Whitstable Railway, the world's first seam hauled passenger railway, with a feature on the construction of the Whitstable stations on the Kent Coast main line. The evening will include a special song and music video about the opening of the Canterbury & Whitstable Railway.

Supported by his employer Southeastern, Mark has has served the local community 40 years, and studied local railway for past ten years.

The talk will start at 7pm.
This event must be pre-booked.

To book a seat, please email: ZXZlbnRzIHwgd2hpdHN0YWJsZW11c2V1bSAhIG9yZw==

Whitstable Museum, Foresters' Hall, 5a Oxford Street, CT5 1DB
01227 264742 (Thu - Sat 10:30 - 16:30 hrs)

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