Last days of the Derry Road
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Omagh station Co. Tyrone. A BUT railcar set of the Ulster Transport Authority stops with a Foyle road Londonderry to Great Victoria Street Belfast service on a squally morning in 1964, just a few months before closure of the line. This coming Saturday commemorates the 50th anniversary of the closure of a much missed line, and the painting will be part of an event in Omagh library to remember it
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David Briggs
Self taught, member of Guild of Motoring Artists and Guild of Railway Artists. Paint solely in Acrylics
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