A PRIMITIVE RAILWAY-STATION.

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"I send you a photo. taken by Mrs. Hind, of Stoke-on-Trent. The photo.

shows a railway-station on the Eskdale and Ravenglass line, which

consists of a flat-bottomed boat turned up on its side, with a seat

inside for passengers. I think it likely this is the most primitive and

unique station in the United Kingdom. I may add that the guard is also

station-master, ticket-collector, and porter at the different stations

along the line, of which there are six or seven."--Mr. M. Hind, Felsham

Rectory, Bury St. Edmunds.

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