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bigpoppapump
03 Jan 10 08:37
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which attraction fetched most visitors?

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When: 03 Jan 10 08:52
Do you know the answer ? i don't but i would guess that actual numbers the MD wins,but not on visitors per head of capiter
Am i right ?
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bigpoppapump
When: 03 Jan 10 08:54
I know the answer

both got 6m. one was a roaring success, the other a total failure.
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very-valuable
When: 03 Jan 10 08:56
pretty much as i thought,what was the population of the Uk in 1851.
probably less than half of what it is today
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bigpoppapump
When: 03 Jan 10 09:05
18m Eng and Wales
6m [ish] ireland
2.5m Scotland

Rail was a new mass market option too. 5 shillings for third class travel from the north to london
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bigpoppapump
When: 03 Jan 10 09:06
Thomas Cook launched himself running trips for people from the West Midlands and the North to the Exhibition.
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