LMS

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LMS was one of the "Big Four" British railway companies, operating an extensive network across London, the Midlands, Scotland, and parts of Wales from 1923 until nationalisation in 1948.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British railway company
railway company
concurrentWith Great Western Railway
London and North Eastern Railway
Southern Railway (UK)
surface form: Southern Railway
country United Kingdom
dissolutionCause nationalisation of British railways
endDate 1948
formedBy Railways Act 1921
formedFrom Caledonian Railway
Furness Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Highland Railway
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
London and North Western Railway
Midland Railway
North London Railway
North Staffordshire Railway
Other smaller railway companies
Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway
fullName London, Midland and Scottish Railway
gauge standard gauge
headquartersLocation London Euston
surface form: Euston, London
headquartersStation London Euston
surface form: Euston railway station
nationalisedInto British Transport Commission
operatedInCountry England
Scotland
Wales
operatedInRegion London, England
surface form: London

Midlands
North Wales
North West England
Scotland
operatedMainLine West Coast Main Line
operatedServiceType freight rail transport
mail train services
passenger rail transport
ownedAssetType carriages
steam locomotives
wagons
ownedInfrastructureType locomotive depots
railway lines
railway stations
ownership privately owned
partOfGroup Big Four
railwayGrouping Big Four
startDate 1923
successor British Rail
surface form: British Railways
successorCompany British Railways London Midland Region
British Railways Scottish Region
British Railways Western Region
wasOneOf Big Four (British railway companies)
surface form: Big Four British railway companies

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