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ER Derby Lightweight sets at Castle Bromwich in May 1955, borrowed to work British Industries Fair services before delivery to Lincolnshire. Note that it is also carrying sideboards. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Vehicle: 60098
A Blue Pullman publicity photo showing a Western Region set at Castle Bromwich with W60098 is closest. Negative 473-2648. Metropolitan Cammell.
A Class 104/120 hybrid DMU passing through the remains of Castle Bromwich station with the 9.39am Derby - Birmingham New Street service on November 8 1975. Michael Mensing.
Vehicle: 51143 Set: TS515
Displaying 'Excursion' on the destination blind, Class 116 set TS515 is seen at Castle Bromwich in July 1977. Michael Mensing.
Vehicle: 50283
An official image (Metropolitan Cammell negative unknown, DZ186ish) showing a new three-car Rolls-Royce powered set with E50283 + E59103 visible, thought to be at Castle Bromwich, circa December 1957. Metropolitan Cammell.
Vehicle: 50283
An official image (Metropolitan Cammell negative negative unknown, DZ187-ish) showing a new three-car Rolls-Royce powered set E50283 + E59103 + E52073 at Castle Bromwich, circa December 1957. Metropolitan Cammell.
Vehicle: 79278
An official Met-Camm image (negative DZ142) showing two of their "Lightweight" DMU sets at Castle Bromwich. Closest is E79278 - presumably paired with E79062 - and is displaying "Birmingham (New St)" on the destination blind. Before delivery to Lincoln the set was used on the New Street - Castle Bromwich British Industries Fair shuttles. Metropolitan Cammell.
A Leicester bound three-car Cravens DMU in Castle Bromwich station looking toward Birmingham on 2 March 1968. Bryan Jeyes.
Two Derby Lightweight sets arrive at Castle Bromwich. This is presumably a British Industries Fair (BIF) shuttle service in May 1955 which used some Eastern Region sets before they were delivered to Lincolnshire. Stuart Mackay Collection.
ER Derby Lightweight sets in Castle Bromwich station in May 1955. They borrowed to work British Industries Fair shuttles to Birmingham New Street before delivery to Lincolnshire. Unknown.
A class 101 Metro-Cammell unit glides into Castle Bromwich station sometime in 1963, as the destination blind is missing we have to speculate where it was going, it may have been Walsall via the Sutton Park line or Burton on Trent... Castle Bromwich station closure was a fine example of political stupidity, it was adjacent to the huge Castle Vale housing estate being built on the old aerodrome site next to it, this was to house the thousands of people displaced by slum clearance in Birmingham's Inner Ring. The station, had it remained open, would have had a huge catchment from the estate but no, the decision had been made and the station closed and all those people were destined to drive or crowd onto an inadequate bus service. IMage taken by Peter Shoesmith. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.
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