Talk:Coventry–Nuneaton line

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Date of Opening[edit]

This was originally quoted as 12 September 1850 as noted in a couple of books / web sites. A larger number of reference material gives the date as the 2 September 1850.

I have changed the article to the latter as it would appear to be the correct date. Logically it is also correct as it is a Monday when one would expect a new service to start rather than on a Thursday which the former date is.

If anyone has any better information then please feal free to change it.

Keith D 20:57, 1 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]