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2nd October 1965
Buxton LNWR station looking towards the bridge that carried the Midland Railway line over the LNWR line on 2 October 1965. There are many clean looking BRC&W DMUs in and around the depot. John Cosford.
circa 1967
BRC&W DMUs at Buxton depot, date unknown but the small yellow panels suggest circa 1967/8. Graham Clark.
Unknown Date
A Class 104 DMSL on Buxton depot. Undated, the Class 40 number is pre-TOPs suggesting late 1960s or early 1970s (pre-April 1974 when it was renumbered). Note the odd placement of the electrification flash and the yellow wipers. Stuart Mackay Collection.
February 1970
Buxton diesel shed in February 1970 with two class 40s and a dmu waiting their next duties behind the platforms of Buxton LNWR station. Pete LG99.
29th August 1970
Class 104s on Buxton depot, 29 August 1970. From the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection. David Page.
15th June 1974
Visible on Buxton depot on 15 June 1974 are two Class 25s (119 on the left) and two Class 104s - one with white cab dome and one without. Alistair Ness.
circa June 1976
Class 104s and Class 25s outside the shed at Buxton. The slide process date was June 1976. Stuart Mackay Collection.
13th July 1977
Class 104 DMUs on Buxton depot on 13 July 1977. The locos include 40029. David Mant.
1st December 1979
Set: BN455
Buxton Class 104 DMU set BN455 on Longsight depot on 1 December 1979. Closest is DMBS M50420. Brian Daniels.
27th August 1983
Class 122 Route learner 975042 inside Buxton depot on 27/8/83, with a Class 104 outside. The blue sign at the entrance to the depot begins 'DMU Only Past This Point'. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
19th May 1985
A Class 108 on Buxton depoot and a Class 104 in the station on 19-5-85. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
17th February 1986
Set: BX484
There's no doubting that the independent snow plough has been out doing a successful job overnight! Buxton DMU depot on 17th February 1986 with BRCW Class 104 set BX484 (M53496 nearest to the camera) adding to the fumes in the shed. DMU depots had a unique atmosphere of their own, although I doubt that those that had to work in these conditions felt the same about it! Remember the sound of Leyland, AEC and Rolls Royce engines turning over, slip, trip and fall hazards, and the inadequate fume extraction systems in depots such as Marylebone, Leith Central, Hull Botanic Gardens, Lincoln, Chester and Corkerhill, to name but a few. Memories! Gordon Edgar.
26th July 1986
Set: BX494
Class 108 DMU set BX494 with 51938 visible on Buxton depot, 26 July 1986. Keith Miller.
14th August 1986
Buxton semaphore, 14th August 1986. 47 131 and route learning car DB975042 are visible beyond, as well as a Class 108 on the left. Robert28194.
circa February 1987
A three-car Class 108 DMU is surrounded by Peaks outside Buxton depot circa February 1987. Brian Ward.
circa February 1987
A three-car Class 108 stabled on Buxton depot circa February 1987. Brian Ward.
5th February 1991
Sandite Class 104 vehicle 977554 on Buxton TMD seen from the station on 5 February 1991. Stuart Mackay Collection.
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