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Autumn 2025 events at a Somerset heritage railway http://dlvr.it/TQDRsw #MidsomerNorton #MincePieSpecials #RailNews #RailwayHeritage

Railpage Jan 8

Autumn 2025 events at a Somerset heritage railway http://dlvr.it/TQDQKQ #MidsomerNorton #MincePieSpecials #RailNews #RailwayHeritage

Railpage Sep 22

Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust’s former colliery locomotive returns home http://dlvr.it/TNDBdz #Kilmersdon #MidsomerNorton #RailNews #Somerset

Railpage May 31, 2025

Somerset heritage railway enoys busy Spring Gala http://dlvr.it/TL54Zl #Dorset #MidsomerNorton #MidsomerNortonSouth #RailNews

Railpage Feb 22, 2025

Somerset railway clears vegetation to prepare for 2025 operating season http://dlvr.it/TJ79c4 #MidsomerNorton #RailNews #Somerset #SomersetDorsetRailway

Somerset railway clears vegetation to prepare for 2025 operating season - VibeWire Magazine

The Somerset & Dorset Railway at Midsomer Norton has been clearing overgrown vegetation in order to is get the railway ready for the 2025 season.

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Railpage Jan 28, 2025

Progress report on new sidings for Somerset and Dorset Railway http://dlvr.it/THdGm8 #MidsomerNorton #RailNews #Somerset #SomersetDorsetRailway

Progress report on new sidings for Somerset and Dorset Railway - VibeWire Magazine

The Somerset & Dorset Railway Heritage Trust has issued a progress report on development of the proposed Somervale Sidings at Midsomer Norton.

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Strum Nov 19, 2024

Holy Spirit, Midsomer Norton, North Somerset
#photography #HolySpirit #MidsomerNorton #NorthSomerset #church

Railpage Oct 29, 2024

Somerset Halloween event busier than expected http://dlvr.it/TFrMq3 #MidsomerNorton #MidsomerNortonSouth #RailNews

Somerset Halloween event busier than expected - VibeWire Magazine

The S&DR at Midsomer Norton hold successful Halloween event

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Helen Pugh Sep 13, 2023

When #MidsomerNorton’s town hall was being built c.1860, a young girl called Sarah Ann (possibly Thompson) felt sorry for the stonemasons working in the sun. So she would fetch water to quench their thirst. Later, the Sarah Ann Trust was set up to manage the hall. Above the main entrance is an arch. On the left end of it is a carving of a girl’s head + on the right is a water pitcher, both commemorating Sarah Ann.

Sources: Midsomer Norton Audio Trail, mnct.co.uk/ town-hall

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