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DMU Operations: Scottish Region


Edinburgh - Stirling via Alloa

DMUs had been introduced to the services of this 39¾ mile journey by the summer 1960 timetable.

By the late 1960s this was a Stirling - Dunfermline Lower service, connecting at Dunfermline with services to Edinburgh.

Passenger services ended on the Stirling - Dunfermline section on 7 October 1968. The Edinburgh - Stirling journey could still be made by the route via Falkirk.

Edinburgh - Stirling route diagram

Sample Timetables

13th June to 11th September 1960

Passenger Services Scotland June 1960 timetable cover

In the Passenger Services Scotland timetable it was included in Table 27 (6.2 mb pdf).

12th September 1960 to 10th June 1961

10" x 6 1/4"

Front of September 1960 Edinburgh - Stirling timetable Back of September 1960 Edinburgh - Stirling timetable

In the Passenger Services Scotland timetable it was included in Table 27 (5 mb pdf).

12th June to 10th September 1961

Passenger Services Scotland June 1961 timetable cover

In the Passenger Services Scotland timetable it was included in Table 27 (5.9 mb pdf).

11th September, 1961 to 17th June, 1962

Front only shown

Front of September 1961 Edinburgh - Stirling timetable

5th November, 1962 to 15th June, 1963

Front only shown

Front of November 1962 Edinburgh - Stirling timetable

Scan courtesy of John Paton

Images

Class 101 DMU at Oakley, Fife

circa 1968

Class 101 set 208 at Oakley, Fife, on a Stirling to Dunfermline Lower service, circa 1968. Stuart Rankin.

Class 100 DMU at Dunfermline Upper

circa 1968

A Class 100 set at Dunfermline Upper, while working Dunfermline - Stiring duties. Circa 1968. Stuart Rankin.

Class 101 DMU at Dunfermline Upper

1968

A Met-Camm DTC (with 3" numbers) and a Class 101 DMBS (51112) at Dunfermline Upper in 1968 after arriving with a service from Alloa. Walter Burt.

Class 101 DMU at Alloa West Junction

31st August 1968

The 16:55 ex-Dunfermline Lower nears Alloa West Junction on 31 August 1968 formed of a Met-Camm DTCL (in green with full yellow end) and a GRC&W DMBS. Stuart Mackay Collection.