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13th March 1978
A 3-car (!) 114 arriving at New Holland Town from Barton on Humber, 13th March 1978. Ian Francis.
13th March 1978
A 114 departing New Holland Town, 13th March 1978. Ian Francis.
Unknown Date
A 2-car Cravens set approaching New Holland Town from Barton-on-Humber. Date unknown. Phil Deane Collection.
15th May 1979
Vehicle: 50046
New Holland Town on 15/5/79. The class 114 DMU has the road for Cleethorpes. The other signal is for the section to Barton upon Humber as I recall. Stephen Burdett.
15th May 1979
Vehicle: 50046
This Class 114 unit with E50046 at the front has some young admirers at New Holland Town after arrival from New Holland Pier with a Cleethorpes service on 15/5/79. Stephen Burdett.
circa 1971
Two Class 114s at New Holland Town circa 1971. John Law.
28th September 1980
Vehicle: 56043
Having travelled down the 1375ft long Pier from New Holland Pier Head, A Class 114 2-Car DMU formed of E56043 & E50001 in refurbished livery, stands at New Holland Town with a service to Cleethorpes on Sunday 28th September 1980. With the opening of the Humber Suspension Bridge in June 1981, and the subsequent withdrawal of the ferry service from New Holland Pier to Hull, the stations and the pier were all closed on June 24th 1981. Martyn Hilbert.
28th September 1980
Vehicle: 50001
A refurbished Class 114 DMU formed of cars E56043 & E50001 arrives at New Holland Town with a service from Cleethorpes to New Holland Pier on September 28th 1980. There is much of interest in this view, including a pair of lower quadrant signals, the North to West curve towards Barton-On-Humber, Barrow Road Signal box and the level crossing giving vehicular access to the Pier and the ferry service across the Humber to Hull. Martyn Hilbert.
28th September 1980
Vehicle: 50001
In refurbished livery, Class 114 two-car DMU formed of E50001 & E56043 was stood at a run-down looking New Holland Town with a service from New Holland Pier to Cleethorpes on Sunday September 28th 1980. The station here and the 1,375 Yard Pier and the station at the Pier Head (and the connecting ferry service across the River Humber to Hull) was closed some nine months after this image was recorded. The last day of service was June 1st 1981, commensurate with the opening of the Humber Suspension Bridge. This place was in a time-warp, with BR Eastern Region blue enamel signage and mechanical signalling including some lower quadrants. This was my one and only visit to New Holland Pier, and my regret is that I did not have a ride on the DMU, photograph the Ferry, or by a ticket as a souvenir. Martyn Hilbert.
29th June 1978
A view of the delightfully dilapidated New Holland Town station on 29 June 1978. Closure came three years later with the opening of the Humber Bridge. Kevin Lane.
18th April 1981
Vehicle: 56042
A Class 114 Derby Heavyweight DMU at New Holland Town on April 18 1981 formed of DTC E56042 and DMBS E50038. John Carter.
13th June 1981
Vehicle: 51288
Cravens car 51288, new to Cambridge in 1958 is seen with trailer 56442 at New Holland Town on 13 June 1981 working a New Holland Pier to Cleethorpes service. After transfer to Lincoln depot in 1964 this car did not move depots again until withdrawn in September 1984. The trailer lasted until 1986. The station was closed from 24 June 1981 after opening of the Humber Bridge, withdrawal of the ferry service from Hull and diversion of the train service directly to Barton on Humber. Jeremy Chapter.
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