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David Woodhouse

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DDJ/37/828	BUNDLE CORRESPONDENCE, 1986 1991 MEMORANDA and MINUTES re Talyllyn Railway business which appear to have been in the collection of D. Woodhouse, Manager, Talyllyn Railway Company	1970- 71
Z/DDJ/37/829	FILE containing CORRESPONDENCE 1978 May with David Woodhouse, Traffic Manager, Talyllyn Railway Company, re Railway Letter Service. Contains photocopy of AGREEMENT [May 1891] between H.M. Postmaster G... more	1971 Oct
Z/DDJ/37/830	FILE containing CORRESPONDENCE with David Woodhouse, Traffic Manager, Talyllyn Railway Company, re Traffic Signals- Forestry Crossing.	1977-1979
Z/DDJ/37/831	LETTER D. Woodhouse, for Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society Publicity Committee to Peter [?Bold] re Talyllyn Railway Open Day for Local Authorities, Sept 3, 1977.	1977 Aug 15
Z/DDJ/37/832	BUNDLE of CORRESPONDENCE [1981, March 28; 1989, July 24; 1990, March 8] with David Woodhouse, General Manager, Talyllyn Railway Company, re Occupation Crossings]	1981-1990
Z/DDJ/37/833	LETTER from David [Woodhouse], General Manager Talyllyn Railway Company to Peter, enclosing tickets for travel on Royal Train, Nov. 25.	1982 Nov 17
Z/DDJ/37/834	LETTER Francis Cornish, the Assistant Private Secretary to the Prince of Wales to D. Woodhouse on behalf of the Prince and Princess of Wales, expressing their enjoyment on their visit to Talyllyn Rail... more	1982 Nov 29
Z/DDJ/37/835	CORRESPONDENCE [from file of D.W. Woodhouse?] re visit to Talyllyn Railway by Cyril Bleasdale, General Manager of British Rail, London Midland region.	1986
Z/DDJ/37/836	BOOKLETS Notes re operating instructions, Talyllyn Railway File copies of D. Woodhouse. [3 items]	1986-1988
Z/DDJ/37/837	MEMORANDUM from D. W[oodhouse] to Blockman at Pendre and Station Supervisor, Wharf re working of L.E.5. and E.C.5, Pendre to Wharf, Peak Service M. to W. inc.	1987

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