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of the quarry are visible. The ore was taken away by a tramway leading to the
Northampton to Peterborough railway line (now closed.) It is likely that the upper part of the tramway was worked by a stationary steam engine. Part of the route of the tramway has been built over and part (near to the railway) has been dug up by gravel workings or flood prevention works and flooded. There were later workings in the Far Cotton part of the old Hardingstone Parish.
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than 80 years that their relative was the victim were told by scientists the victim's DNA did not match theirs. In
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