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Goulburn rail historians honour Lancelot Herrmann and Alfred Taylor

By Trevor Edmonds
Updated September 22 2020 - 4:28pm, first published September 20 2020 - 6:00pm
IN MEMORY: Retired engine driver David Stevenson at the Goulburn Lawn Cemetery graves of Lancelot Herrmann and Alfred Taylor. Bronze plaques will be fixed to the graves next month for the railwaymen who were killed in 1920. Photo: Louise Thrower.
IN MEMORY: Retired engine driver David Stevenson at the Goulburn Lawn Cemetery graves of Lancelot Herrmann and Alfred Taylor. Bronze plaques will be fixed to the graves next month for the railwaymen who were killed in 1920. Photo: Louise Thrower.

Members of the Goulburn Roundhouse Preservation Society are preparing to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of two local railwaymen in a horrific rail accident near Binalong.

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