Talk:Winton Train
Latest comment: 14 years ago by Jasooon in topic Scrapbook found in the attic?
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The 9th train
editSources for the recent coverage contradict whether the 9th train with 250 children that never made it departed on either 1 or 3 September, so I've removed it for now.
The official site simply says a train was planned for 3 Sep, but mentions nothing about it being the 9th or 250. [1]
Scrapbook found in the attic?
editI just saw a documetary about Winton Train 2009 where Sir Nicholas's daughter Barbara said that the story about her mother finding a scrapbook in the attic is not true, that it was probably just fabricated by media. Jasooon (talk) 20:11, 23 September 2010 (UTC)