Rod Wilson travels from Australia to Leeds to see a replica locomotive made by his great grandfather.
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Rod Wilson travelled 10,000 miles from Caboolture, near Brisbane, to see the model in person for the first time.Image caption, It is a replica of the full-sized Jenny Lind, the first of a class of over 70 steam locomotives built from 1847 by E. B. Wilson and Company of Leeds, the museum said.Charles Wilson and his two sons pictured with a model locomotive at the Bendigo Easter Fair in Australia in 1895
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