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The LCGB Manchester Terminals Farewell railtour at Stalybridge on 3 May 1969. Closest is M52062 with set number NH132 in the cab window. Stuart Mackay Collection.
The LCGB Manchester Terminals Farewell railtour in Buxton LNWR station on 3 May 1969. It was formed of 52062 + 50778 / 50516 + 59172 + 51931. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Newton Heath based NH132 (52062 + 50778) were part of the formation working the LCGB Manchester Terminals Farewell tour on 3/May/1969. The tour stopped as follows: Manchester Exchange, Kenyon Junction, Manchester Piccadilly, Stockport Edgeley, Northenden Junction, Cheadle Heath South Junction, Buxton No.1, Buxton LNW, Briggs Sidings, Droylesden Junction, Stalybridge, Godley Junction, Glazebrook Junction, Cheadle Heath, Manchester Central, seen here with a 'photo-stop' at Stalybridge. For those who may be surprised at the headcode, 'X' was used for exceptional loads, out of gauge loads and Royal trains, 'Z' was used for inter-regional special workings and at the time on the Midland Region 'T' was used for internal special workings. Robert Chilton.
Class 108 set with DTCL M56498 in green with a blue DMBS on a Chester - Manchester working at Mouldsworth, 4/May/1969. Note that while equipped with a 4-character headcode display, it is showing the 2-character DMU route code, a fairly common occurrence. Robert Chilton.
Class 108 DMU set AN273 in Southport Chapel St station on 17 July 1969 displaying special on the destination blind. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A (later) Derby Lightweight (M56484, set LT330) and a Cravens set sit in New Mills Central Station Derbyshire in August 1969. This photo looking northwest towards Manchester was taken from the classic GCR latticed footbridge. The station was the junction for the Midland Railway line to New Mills from Millers Dale via Chinley and the Hope Valley line to Sheffield. I had travelled on the soon-to-be-closed branch line to Hayfield & was now waiting for my connection back to Sheffield. By this time the Midland line beyond Millers Dale to Derby was closed. The dmu in the Down platform seemed to be stabled there for quite a while before heading back to Manchester Piccadilly. Pete LG99.
A (later) Derby Lightweight (M56484, set LT330) and a Cravens set (in plain blue livery with small yellow panel) sit in New Mills Central Station Derbyshire in August 1969. Taken from the Up platform waiting room that has since been demolished. Pete LG99.
M56484 paired with a GRC&W DMBS as set LT330 in the seen on be closed Hayfield station in August 1969. Pete LG99.
M56484 paired with a GRC&W DMBS as set LT330 in the seen on be closed Hayfield station in August 1969. Pete LG99.
A Class 108 sits in the platform at Penrith during the summer of 1969 while an unidentified class 50 passes with an express. Curly42.
Set LT291 - a Class 108/100 hybrid - at High Lane Station (Cheshire) in August 1969. Pete LG99.
Class 108 DMU set LT330 departs from Manchester Central. It has Chester on the destination blind and looks like a Class 100 on the rear. The date was recorded as 6 August 1969 yet the station is listed as having closed in early May 1969. Harvey Scowcroft / Nigel Valentine Collection.
A Class 108 near Grimsby circa 1970. The DTC closest has the BR arrows on the cab door and 3" number (4" became the standard). It lacks a first class yellow stripe but has the first totems in the windows. Walter Burt.
A Class 108 at Monkseaton, date unknown. It has Newcastle on it's destination blind. Ian Francis.
A Class 108 is seen at Whitehaven Bransty. Undated. Image taken by John Vaughan. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Class 108 sits in one of the middle roads at Carlisle as Class 40 no. 217 arrives with an express in 1970. Curly42.
The van of this two-car Class 108 set is being loaded before departure from Ormskirk station in 1970. Steve Davies Collection.
Keswick station, circa 1970, was a shadow of it's former self, like so many stations shortly to close it is dilapidated and uncared for. To the far right is the water tower from steam days, a sign on the left platform says Subway although there is no reason to cross. In the platform is the lone surviving working, an out and back from Penrith, Keswick was an intermediate station beween Cockermouth and Penrith, which was recommended for closure in the Beeching report. The line closed west of Keswick 18th April 1966 leaving an 18 mile branch to Penrith, and that was closed 4th March 1972. The left hand building of Kewick station is now looked after and is the start of a popular footpath along the old track bed. Geoff Dowling.
A two-car Class 108 DMU (with a set number that appears to be AN285) on a Liverpool Central to Gateacre service passing Brunswick, date unknown. Brunswick shed used to be behind the fence on the left, it had a DMU allocation from 1957 to 1961. Edgehillsignallman@Flickr.
A two-car Class 108 DMU in the East Lancs platform at Preston circa 1970. Ormskirk is on the destination blind. Adrian Sutterby Collection.