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Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DDJ/37/845	BUNDLE Correspondence, copy invoices and miscellaneous papers re Talyllyn Railway business.	1949-1956
Z/DDJ/37/846	LETTER L.T.C. Rolt to [?] inviting the recipient to meeting at Imperial Hotel, Temple St., Birmingham, October 11, 1950, to ensure continuation of Talyllyn Railway as a going concern. [Damaged Address... more	1950 Sept 20
Z/DDJ/37/847	FILE of CORRESPONDENCE from H.M. Arthur, solicitor, Machynlleth, acting for Lady Haydn Jones, widow and executrix of Sir H. Haydn Jones, to L.T.C. Rolt, The Cottage, Stanley Pontlarge, Gretton, Chelte... more	1950-1951
Z/DDJ/37/848	LETTER Edward Thomas at D & J Daniel, Ironmongers, Towyn to Lewis Cozens, 25 Cholmeley Crescent, Highgate, London re tickets on Talyllyn Railway at the time of Sir Haydn Jones.	1951 Sept 4
Z/DDJ/37/849	LETTER from T.E.B. Clarke, Tanners Mead, Oxted, Surrey, scriptwriter of films such as "Passport to Pimlico" and "The Lavender Hill Mob", to L.T.C. Rolt, Talyllyn Railway Company, r... more	1951 Sept 18
Z/DDJ/37/850	POSTCARD from L.T.C. Rolt, Talyllyn Railway Company to Mr. H.W. Chappell, 36, Northleigh Road, Manchester, acknowledging receipt of parcel of rags.	1952 June 25
Z/DDJ/37/851	LETTER Brenda Griffiths, County Archivist, Merioneth to unknown re his visit to consult documents concerning Talyllyn Railway and Corris Railway at the Record Office.	1959 August 31
Z/DDJ/37/852	PERSONAL FILE of M.S. Hynd, a subsequent committee member, re Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society containing correspondence and Annual Reports.	1961-1976
Z/DDJ/37/853	BUNDLE of CORRESPONDENCE of E.G. Tibbits of Moore & Tibbits, solicitors, 36 High St., Warwick. [CLOSED]	1963-1966
Z/DDJ/37/854	BUNDLE Correspondence, memoranda and publicity material re Talyllyn Railway Includes references to installation of Wharf Station clock [1969], John Wilson Memorial Cabinet, Abergynolwyn [1978], Inaugu... more	1964-1991

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