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Vehicle: 55025
Class 121 W55025 sits at Troedyrhiew Garth station on April 25th 1970. Steve Davies Collection.
Vehicle: 50649
Am SLS Special DMU train under Fforchdwm Viaduact at Garth Tonmawr on 1st July 1961. Image by Derek Chaplin. Now this is a very obscure location to find a DMU in South Wales, the line to Garth Tonmawr colliery. Fforchdwm viaduct built in 1840 to carry the Glyncorrwg Mineral Railway across the Plenna Valley. Apparently, it was blown up by the Army on 14/07/1979 as it was too dangerous a structure. It does not look too safe here in 1961. Peter Brabham Collection.
Vehicle: 51101
A Gloucester Railway Carriage & Wagon (Class 119) DMU passes the little halt at Gogarth on Saturday 6 July 1968, working to Wolverhampton Low Level, presumably from Barmouth. The platform was open between 1923 and 1985. Closest appears to be Chester allocation M51101, the rear two cars in blue the DMBC with a small yellow panel. Original image by Alec Swain. Kevin Lane Collection.
Vehicle: 50733 Set: C605
Central Wales line class 120 unit C605 passes Garth station with no passengers requiring the request halt. DMBC 50733 is at the rear of the train. Easter 1978. 50733 moved on to Chester in June 1982. Tony Walmsley.
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