Unidentified Class 101 DMU images
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1974
A Class 101 DMU arrives at the old Bishop Auckland station 1974. John Law.
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A 2-car 101 seen at Whitley Bay. Undated. Ian Francis.
1974
The branch line from Haltwhistle to Alston, which operated as a long siding with no signals, closed on 3rd May 1976. Alston station looks to be in a rather run down condition in this 1974 view, containing a Class 101. Graeme Phillips Collection.
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A 2-car Class 101 waits in the platform at Monkseaton. Date unknown/ Ian Francis.
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A Class 108 and 101 at Monkseaton. Date unknown. Ian Francis.
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Two Class 101 sets, both with white destination blinds seen in Middlesbrough. Undated. Ian Francis.
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A 4-marker light set at Saltburn, with Leeds on its blind. Undated. Ian Francis.
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A 3-car 101 arrives at Grosmont station, bound for Whitby. Undated. Ian Francis.
circa early 1970s
A 3-car Class 101 DMU in Barnt Green station with a Redditch service circa early 1970s. Steve Davies Collection.
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A Class 101 at Redditch station. Date unknown. Steve Davies Collection.
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A Class 101 sits at Redditch station. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.
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A 3-car Met-Camm awaiting departure from Redditch station. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.
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A 101 awaiting departure from Redditch. Date unknown. Steve Davies Collection.
March 1974
A Class 101 (with a TBS that is probably 59080) and Class 105 formation pass Class 303 units in the sidings outside Glasgow Central in March 1974. John McIntyre.
March 1974
A Class 101 unit departs from Glasgow Central (possibly to Lanark) alongside Class 303 unit no 042 on a Cathcart Circle service in March 1974. The leading DMC is probably 50186 or 50187 and the centre car is probably 59080. John McIntyre.
30th March 1974
Yes, a 1st generation set did reach Mallaig! Nothing is known as to why it was there on Saturday 30th March 1974: I wondered if it was a wedding given how the people on the platform are dressed. If it’s a railtour, Six Bells Junction has nothing that corresponds to it. Any suggestions as to what it was doing there are most welcome! Photo uploaded by the kind permission of Tim Rushton, whose wife’s late uncle E. Springer took it. E. Springer.
April 1974
An Edinburgh Waverley bound three-car Class 101 DMU comes off the Forth Bridge and is about to enter Dalmeny station in April 1974. Alistair Ness.
14th April 1974
A Class 101 DMU entering Hartlepool station from the east side with a northbound service on 14/04/1974. Graeme Phillips Collection.
15th April 1974
A Class 101 seen departing Hartlepool with a service to Newcastle on 15/04/1974. The train shed is visible to the left of the cab, as are many semaphore signals. Graeme Phillips Collection.
16th April 1974
Taken from a Class 101 DMU approaching the Barmouth Bridge on 16 April 1974. Stuart Mackay Collection.