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1985
This 101 is just leaving Oulton Broad South for Ipswich, with single line working Oulton Broad South to Halesworh. Note one line was now disused. Taken around September 1985. Jim Ellington.
23rd October 1985
Set: 104
Class 101 Set 104 with the 13:05 Lowestoft - Ipswich crosses swing bridge at Oulton Broad on Wednesday 23rd October 1985. Colin Brooks.
28th October 1988
Set: 101
Class 101 set 101 with a 08XX Ipswich - Lowestoft service heads past Oulton Broad North Junction at 10:37 on Friday 28th October 1988. Colin Brooks.
28th October 1988
Vehicle: 54050 Set: 81
Class 101 Set 81 (presumably 54050 + 53231) on the 10:40 Lowestoft - Norwich approaches Oulton Broad North (at 10:46) on Friday 28th October 1988. Colin Brooks.
28th October 1988
Set: 101
Class 101 set 101 on a 08XX Ipswich - Lowestoft service approaches Oulton Broad North Junction (at 10:35) on Friday 28th October 1988. Colin Brooks.
31st March 1990
Vehicle: 53293 Set: 68
Carrying an unusually small BR logo, 53293 is seen at Oulton Broad North on 31 March 1990. Nigel Menzies.
circa 1970
A hybrid DMU (Met-Camm DMBS / GRC&W DTC) departs Oulton Broad North Station for Norwich around 1970. Although the signal box and semaphore signals remain, the footbridge has long-since gone, as have the crossing gates. Image by Roy Dixon. Kevin Lane Collection.
November 1984
Set: 93
Ipswich-bound Class 101 DMU set 93 at Oulton Broad South in November 1984. Kevin Lane Collection.
29th August 1981
Vehicle: 56458 Set: 57
Class 105 DMU set 57 (56458 + 51263) approaches Oulton Broad North on a Norwich - Lowestoft service on 29 August 1981. Stuart Mackay Collection.
6th April 1993
Vehicle: 51426 Set: 101653
You can almost hear the rattle and buzz as Regional Railways Met Camms 101653 pulls away from Oulton Broad North heading towards Norwich on 6 April 1993. The mechanical signal with sighting board can be seen behind the unit, with the signal box to the right, and a telegraph pole ahead of the unit. The prominent building behind the unit, the George Borrow Hotel, is now a pharmacy but is thankfully still present, while the front of Pope Brothers garage can be seen on the left; this has since closed with a small estate of houses built on the land. The access road is named George Close, after one of the garage owners. The vehicle closest to the camera, DMBS 51426, was scrapped but DTCL 54358 would be preserved. Chris Boon.
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