Motorway Signage, on the A59, the new Preston By-pass, the UKs first motorway

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Motorway Signage, on the A59, the new Preston By-pass, the UKs first motorway

Motorway Signage, on the A59, the new Preston By-pass, the UKs first motorway, that would later form part of the M6 motorway, Monday 1st December 1958.
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Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
England

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