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Network Rail project team Michael McArthur (far left) and Laura Craig meet Alan Brown MP and Willie Coffey MSP (2nd right) .
Guests at the launch event of Lime Streets 'Mini Museum' January 18 2019
Dame Louise Ellman MP, Cllr Liam Robinson, pupils, teachers and headteacher from St Vincent's school, chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat charity, colleagues from Virgin, TPE and Merseyrail, contractor Buckingham Group, station manager Paul Spiers and senior construction manager Andy Maxwell
LMS Trolley named after the London, Midland and Scotland railway company
The LMS trolley, named after the London, Midland and Scotland railway company, which operated from 1923 until 1947.
Trolleys like this would have been used on the station to transport parcels and other goods across the station concourse to the train, ready for their final destination.
Liverpool Lime Street signal box equipment
Original ‘miniature lever frame’ equipment from Liverpool Lime Street signal box, which opened in January 1948.
Avery Station luggage scales
Avery Auto-precision luggage scales which were known to be used on the station in the early 20th century, weighing items up to 135lbs.
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