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English: A display at the National Railway Museum in York, England. In the case is Sir Daniel Gooch's model of his famous Fire Fly class locomotive, along with a picture of him. He was the first locomotive superintendent of the Great Western Railway and later became its chairman.
Date 13 April 2009
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Author Geof Sheppard

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