Severn Valley Railway 1940's Weekend

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I've never been before but have been told it's well worth going to! I'm planning on visiting on Sunday 26th, I'm told that Kidderminster is a good place to start the day. There are two car parks adjacent to the station, both are ‘pay & display’.

Costumed re-enactors, 1940’s displays, replica 1940’s
homes, Dig for Victory allotment, historic vehicles sales stands, period entertainment, fashion show, a wedding and
even a battle! An action packed day out with visitors returning year after year.

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Re: Severn Valley Railway 1940's Weekend

I've never been before but have been told it's well worth going to! I'm planning on visiting on Sunday 26th, I'm told that Kidderminster is a good place to start the day. There are two car parks adjacent to the station, both are ‘pay & display’.

Costumed re-enactors, 1940’s displays, replica 1940’s
homes, Dig for Victory allotment, historic vehicles sales stands, period entertainment, fashion show, a wedding and
even a battle! An action packed day out with visitors returning year after year.

Hi
There's a very large car park at Kiddy' about £3 for the day and no wardens as Severn Valley own it. You will have a great day there, I'm in Canada so will miss, go to the museum at Highley and take a trip up the cliff railway at Bridgnorth-just walk over the Bridge at station. turn right and on your left.
Have a good day you will have plenty to photo'
Graham

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Ive been to lots of 1940s weekends at Haworth , Bury and Pickering..theres lots of great shots to be had and most are more then happy to pose for you..have a great day and post some of you images.

Peter

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Ive been to lots of 1940s weekends at Haworth , Bury and Pickering..theres lots of great shots to be had and most are more then happy to pose for you..have a great day and post some of you images.

Peter

Wow, I live and work within an hour of Pickering and never knew about such a weekend, then I googled it. There are a number of sites related that come up but of those I've seen this ones the best to show the photo opportunities available. It's a photographers paradise by the look of it. http://www.glendalehouse.co.uk/pages/wartime.htm.

Hope you enjoy Severn Valley's show, bit too far for me but definitely attending Pickerings show which for those interested appears to be on 14th, 15th and 16th of October.

Steve

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Hope you enjoy Severn Valley's show, bit too far for me but definitely attending Pickerings show which for those interested appears to be on 14th, 15th and 16th of October.

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I may see you there if I can get over.

Peter

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Many thanks for taking the time to reply, I'm certainly looking forward to the day out I just hope the weather holds still the 7D's pretty good in the wet anyway!