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Kilnhurst is a
village in
South Yorkshire, England, on the
banks of the
River Don and the
Sheffield and
South Yorkshire Navigation. It grew up around...
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Kilnhurst Colliery,
formerly known as
either Thrybergh or
Thrybergh Hall Colliery, was
situated on the
southern side of the
village of
Kilnhurst, near...
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Kilnhurst F.C. was an
English ****ociation
football club
based in
Kilnhurst,
South Yorkshire. The club was
founded in 1877, its
first competitive football...
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Kilnhurst West
railway station was the
second railway station on the
Midland line in
Kilnhurst,
South Yorkshire, England. It was one of two
railway stations...
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Kilnhurst Central was a
railway station in
Kilnhurst,
South Yorkshire, England, one of two
railway stations serving the village, the
other being Kilnhurst...
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complete four
locomotives a month. THR had
acquired the site of the
closed Kilnhurst Central station of the
Great Central Railway for a new
works with rail...
- Don at
Kilnhurst Bridge, and
continues to the west as
Victoria Street and
Kilnhurst West
railway station,
which also
closed in 1968.
Kilnhurst Burton...
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Kilnhurst Colliery F.C. was an
English ****ociation
football club
based in
Kilnhurst,
South Yorkshire. Best FA Cup performance:
Preliminary Round FA Cup...
- Mexbrough; and also from Clegg's Cottage, in Rawmarth, to the
North End of
Kilnhurst Bridge; and from the
South End of the said
Bridge to the West End of the...
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connection and had a
turning circle at the
junction of
Kilnhurst Road and Main
Street with the
route to
Kilnhurst Road (Route K).
There was also a
short route used...
