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A Class 100 set at Alloa, circa 1968/9. Stuart Rankin.
A GRC&W set at Stirling, circa 1968/9, having arrived with a service from Dunfermline. Stuart Rankin.
Sc50342 stabled in Haymarket depot. It's DTC is in blue livery. Undated. Tony Wilkins.
The cab of a Class 100 vehicle. Tim Stubbs.
A GRC&W twin DMU at East Suffolk Junction, Ipswich, heading in the Norwich main line direction with what looks like Bury St Edmunds on the destination blind. Date unknown - the first of these sets were transferred to the Eastern Region in May 1968. The DTCL is in Rail Blue. Paul Redmond.
The interior of a Class 100 DMBS. Tim Stubbs.
A blue liveried GRC&W set heads west away from the camera past a PW trolley at Snettisham on the Hunstanton line. Date unknown, image taken by John Vaughan. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Sc50342 at Montrose, probably on a Dundee service. Undated. The red colour of the seat covering can be clearly seen. Tony Wilkins.
A Gloucester twin formed of 50345 (with yellow cab doors) and 56302 arrives into Prestonpans station on 10 May 1969. Bound for Edinburgh Waverley, presumably on a service from North Berwick, the driver has a couple of young guests in the cab with him. Stuart Mackay Collection.
An unidentified Gloucester class 100 DMU with a local service for Norwich is seen waiting departure from Peterborough - 05/1969. 53A Models of Hull Collection.
The negative sleeve recorded this as 56310 + 51110 on the 2.35pm Waverley to North Berwick service departing Prestopans on 10 May 1969. However 56310 had been transferred from Scotland to South Gosforth a couple of years earlier so that part is likely wrong. 51110 was a Leith Central vehicle. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Two Gloucester twins passing at Halesworth on June 14th 1969, on the left is the 17:57 Lowestoft - Ipswich and on the right the 17:36 Ipswich - Lowestoft. Steve Davies Collection.
A Gloucester twin in blue with small yellow panel arrives at Yaxham with the 2.35pm Dereham - Norwich. Taken on the 8th July 1969, the last year of passenger trains on the Norwich / Dereham line. Steve Davies Collection.
A Gloucester twin in rail blue with small yellow panels, departs from Yaxham on the 8th July 1969 with the 2.35pm Dereham - Norwich. This was the last year of passenger trains on the Norwich / Dereham line. Steve Davies Collection.
Macclesfield station in August 1969 and the dmu to Manchester via the ex-Macclesfield Bollington & Marple Railway route is formed of a Class 100/108 hybrid (set LT291). Pete LG99.
In August 1969 I read that the Great Central & Midland Railway branch line from New Mills to Hayfield in Derbyshire was going to be closed shortly so took time off from geological mapping near Hartington on the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border & travelled up by train from Buxton. This diesel multiple unit took me from New Mills and here it stands in Hayfield station after arrival. Hayfield station building was intact & quite a few passengers still used the service. So why close it? Allegedly to save maintenance of the tunnel just outside New Mills station. However, after closure the tunnel remained open because it was used to stable the dmu before returning to Manchester. So again why close it? Pete LG99.
A class 100 Gloucester twin car d.m.u. after arrival at the old North Berwick station from Edinburgh Waverley on 7 August 1969. Since January of the previous year the North Berwick branch had been a long siding from Drem. The branch was then under threat of closure. It didn't and is now electrified with a frequent service to Edinburgh. All that you see here is gone and the long siding shortened by a couple of hundred yards. Gordon Thomson.
A GRC&W twin set seen at Longniddry with an Edinburgh Waverley - North Berwick service on 23 August 1969. The DMBS (which seems to carry set number 89) has 'LW' on the blue square instead of the more usual 'G' for these Scottish sets. The DTCL - in Rail Blue livery - has yellow cab doors. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Class 100/105 hybrid set in green with a 2-car Class 100 in blue, the DTC with a small yellow panel. It is seen heading out of Cromer Beach station towards Sheringham. Date unknown, the GRC&W vehicles first arrived at Norwich in 1969. Steve Davies Collection.
The train crew are having a break on the bench in Sheringham station before they depart on their GRC&W twin set. Date unknown, the first of these sets arrived at Norwich in 1969. Steve Davies Collection.