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Latest revision as of 05:07, 4 May 2024
SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY
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Origin/meaning
Established as the London & Greenwich Railway and later acquired the Canterbury & Whitstable Railway, the first in south-eastern England, opened 1830. The arms show the red cross of London with the white horse of Kent at fess point; the Cinque Ports on the chief, as a Crest Dover Castle. The motto Onward we shall meet again.
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