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Class 101 cars E56388 + E50225 at Scotswood, Newcastle heading westbound with a service for Haltwhistle on 14/05/1982. This section of track was closed on 04/10/1982, from which time all Tyne Valley trains travelled over the former freight lines via Norwood Junction - maintenance costs of the Scotswood Bridge were a major deciding factor in the closure of this section. Graeme Phillips Collection.
E51204 + E56380 at Scotswood Bridge with a Hexham service on September 25, 1982. John Carter.
E56078 + E50211 on Scotswood Bridge, September 25, 1982. John Carter.
E56376 + E51214 crossing Scotswood Bridge on September 25, 1982. John Carter.
E56083 + E51252 at Scotswood on the now closed route along the north bank of the Tyne on 1982-09-25. John Carter.
Passing the signalbox at Scotswood on September 25, 1982, is Met-Camm DMU E56380 + E51204. John Carter.
E56390 + E50219 at Scotswood on September 25, 1982. John Carter.
E56396 + E50231 on Scotswood Bridge, October, 2nd, 1982, just before closure of this route. Here Tyne Valley trains crossed from the north to south bank of the Tyne (or vice versa) for the last/first few miles to/from Newcastle. The condition of this bridge was the reason given for sending all trains on the route along the south bank through Dunston. Although with Europe's largest shopping complex opening in the mid 1980s presumably trains would have diverted that way anyway. Despite it's 'condition' the bridge still stands, apparently conveying various utility pipelines. John Carter.
E51206 + E56399 crossing Scotswood Bridge on October 2, 1982. John Carter.
The signalman looks out from Scotswood box at E51206 + E56399 passing on October 2, 1982. John Carter.
Met-Camm DMU E56380 + E51204 crosses Scotswood Bridge on October 2, 1982. John Carter.
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