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A Park Royal 2-car DMU leaving St. Albans Abbey station for Watford on 2 September 1962. There are four signals here as the Great Northern Railway opened a connecting line from Hatfield in 1865 which meant that there were two possible routes out of the station. The GNR line closed to passengers in 1951 and to freight in 1968. John Cosford.
A Park Royal DMU at St. Albans Abbey station at the end of the branch line from Watford Junction on 2 September 1962. The station was built by the London & North Western Railway in 1858. John Cosford.
A BRC&W DMU at Nuneaton Abbey Street station on 2nd March 1968 looking toward Birmingham. The station was opened by the Midland Railway in 1864 and closed on 4th March 1968. Bryan Jeyes.
A Cravens DMU (one of the small batch with the blanked off top lamp) at St Albans Abbey with the 11:22 to Watford Junction on 25 September 1969. Tom Burnham.
A Cravens set at St Albans Abbey in the early 1970s. John Law.
A GRC&W suburban driver trailer 56295 working with Cravens DMBS 50393 at St Albans Abbey circa 1975. Walter Burt.
A Class 120 Swindon Cross-Country DMU is seen passing Nuneaton Abbey Junction circa summer 1975. Cambridge is on the destination blind. Phillip Malin.
Two Class 120 DMUs pass the signalbox at Nuneaton Abbey Junction circa summer 1975. The leading car has Birmingham on the destination blind and an Etches Park set number in the cab window. Phillip Malin.
A Class 120 DMU is seen at Nuneaton Abbey Junction circa summer 1975. Cambridge is on the destination blind and an Etches Park set number in the cab window. Phillip Malin.
A Class 120 DMU about to pass milepost 10 at Nuneaton Abbey Junction circa summer 1975. Birmingham is on the destination blind and the set number is possibly EP593. Phillip Malin.
A Class 120 and a Class 104 are seen passing Nuneaton Abbey Street station - which had closed in 1968 - with a Norwich service circa summer 1975. Phillip Malin.
A DMU forming the 10.15 Birmingham to Norwich, approaching Abbey Junction, Nuneaton on 12 August 1976. The ARC Conbloc plant on the left has long gone. Kevin Lane.
Abbey Junction, Nuneaton, and a 'Swindon' DMU heads east past the signal box, built in 1925s. 19 May 1977. Kevin Lane.
A class 116 dmu (set TS540, presumably 50832 + 59029 + 50885) has just left Nuneaton Trent Valley station and approaches the site of Nuneaton Abbey Street station (closed 1968) 28/8/1977 with a Leicester to Birmingham New Street service. The end cottage on the left bears evidence that the occupants were supporters of the notorious career criminal George Davis who was wrongly imprisoned for an offence but ended up committing numerous crimes! Stephen Burdett.
A Class 104 and Class 120 at Abbey Jct, Nuneaton, in 1979. Leading appears to be Etches Park based M50496. Michael Mensing.
M56145 + M50388 waiting to work to Watford at St Albans Abbey on 12 January 1980. Brian Daniels.
50388 with 56145 at St Albans Abbey. Phil Bidwell.
Working from Watford Junction a Cravens unit is seen at St Albans Abbey in July 1980. Ian Buck.
On 23rd August 1980 the BLS “Lothian & Fife Wanderer” covered a number of freight lines around Edinburgh and Fife, formed of 3 car Met Camm set 50243 + 59067 + 51224. I did not travel on this but chose to take some photos on the Granton branch, sadly only with a Kodak Instamatic. A little later that day, the tour passes through Abbeyhill station on the loop line to Piershill approaching what was originally a three way junction, left for Granton, straight ahead for Leith Central, right for Piershill and back to the ECML. This line was used for the Commonwealth Games shuttle to Meadowbank in 1986 but then disconnected when the ECML was electrified, although the tracks remain in place. Abbeyhill station was closed in 1964 with others on the route to the original Musselburgh terminus. Murray Liston.
A Cravens DMU (unknown DMBS and 56146) arriving at St Albans Abbey in the third quarter of 1980. Rob Paterson.
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