HS2 work has unearthed a Robert Stephenson-designed railway turntable in Birmingham. Excavations at the former Curzon Street station, which is set to be a new station for HS2, exposed the structure thought to date from 1837.
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Birmingham, England, HS2 Work Unearths 1837 Railway Turntable
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