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Working beam

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See Beam, n. 10.

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event when visitors can go back in time and meet Boulton and see working beam and traction engines on display.
This is an elegant contraption, with a flying beam set on the outer edge of the rectangular columns and a much deeper, working beam on their inner edges.
Working beam and traction engines will be on display as well as a miniature steam railway in the garden that people will be able to travel on for free.
 
 
 
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