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Description	a scan of a poster displayed in c1932 by the Southern Railway (now defunct) to promote the opening of the railway line to Allhallows.
Source	Southern Railway
Article	[[Hoo Peninsula#The Hundred of Hoo Railway]]
Portion used	Reduced to 65% using Microsoft Paint.
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	to accompany the article Hundred of Hoo Railway which explains the history of the railway.
Replaceable?	Low - all posters were produced and displayed out by the Southern Railway in 1932 and no "Free Content" posters therefore ever existed.
Other information	Full article on this railway is being created, when its done and on the main space (ie not a sandbox) and the image used there, this FUR template will have to updated
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of [[Hoo Peninsula#The Hundred of Hoo Railway]]//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Allhallows_Opening.JPGtrue

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current	00:10, 28 July 2017		251 × 395 (20 KB)	DatBot (talk \| contribs)	Reduce size of non-free image (BOT - disable)
	12:59, 26 October 2007	No thumbnail	348 × 548 (35 KB)	Ravenseft (talk \| contribs)	Description of File: a scan of a poster displayed in c1932 by the Southern Railway (now defunct) to promote the opening of the railway line to Allhallows. Source and copyright information of the file: Southern Railway (c) 1932 Purpose of the image: to acc

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Hoo Peninsula

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  | Description = a scan of a poster displayed in c1932 by the Southern Railway (now defunct) to promote the opening of the railway line to Allhallows.
  | Source = Southern Railway
- | Article = tba
+ | Article = [[Hoo Peninsula#The Hundred of Hoo Railway]]
  | Portion = Reduced to 65% using Microsoft Paint.
  | Low_resolution = Yes
  | Purpose = to accompany the article Hundred of Hoo Railway which explains the history of the railway.
  | Replaceability = Low - all posters were produced and displayed out by the Southern Railway in 1932 and no "Free Content" posters therefore ever existed.
+ | other_information = Full article on this railway is being created, when its done and on the main space (ie not a sandbox) and the image used there, this FUR template will have to updated
- | other_information=
 }}