World War 2 Child refugee evacuees. Young girl on the railway station platform, Pickering Living History 1940s World War II, evacuees Wartime War Week

World War 2 Child refugee evacuees. Young girl on the railway station platform, Pickering Living History 1940s World War II, evacuees Wartime War Week Stock Photo

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MediaWorldImages / Alamy Stock Photo

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AHYBYY

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50 MB (1.7 MB Compressed download)

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3413 x 5120 px | 28.9 x 43.3 cm | 11.4 x 17.1 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

October 2007

Location:

Pickering North Yorkshire, England uk

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Every October, the North Yorkshire Moors Railways re-enacts a period in second world war, with its War Time Weekend. It isa tribute to the men and women who kept Britain's railways running throughout the war. They recreate the sights and sounds of those dark days. Restored steam locomotives depart with servicemen and women, and paying passengers. Skilled re-enactors help create the authentic atmosphere that has earned it an international reputation for authenticity. Goathland, and all the other train stations from Grosmont to Pickering are adorned with wartime signs, notices, sandbags and taped up windows, and re-enactors are everywhere, showing how life was during the war years.

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