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A Met-Camm set in Saltburn station, circa late 1960s. DMCL E51213 is closest with West Hartlepool on the destination blind, it would be a South Gosforth vehicle at the time. Graham Clark.
circa late 1960s
A four-car Met-Camm set in Saltburn station, circa late 1960s. TCL E59540 (note the 'N' has been painted over) and the far DMS (presumably 51513, see image 17347) still have the original lining, the other centre car which appears to be a darker shade or green is in the revised style, the DMBS at the edge of the frame on the right is in blue. Graham Clark.
Unknown Date
Saltburn, with a 5-car Met-Cam formed of a 3-car/2-car. The 3-car is formed DMC/TBS/DMC with the window frames painted on the center car only. Ian Francis.
September 1972
The staff have a chit-chat before the departure of this Met-Camm DMU from Saltburn in September 1972. Mel Smith.
September 1972
A Met-Camm DMU awaits departure from Saltburn in September 1972. The composite vehicle closest has first class totem transfer in the first window, and no yellow stripe. The DMBS is E50155. Mel Smith.
September 1972
A two-car Met-Camm DMU departs from Saltburn station for Darlington in September 1972. DMBS E50155 is closest. Mel Smith.
September 1972
A two-car Met-Camm set in Saltburn station in September 1972. Mel Smith.
Unknown Date
A Met-Camm DMU at Saltburn in the mid-1970s. John Law.
Unknown Date
A Class 101 / 104 hybrid at Saltburn. The leading car of the front unit is Class 101, with the other two cars being Class 104. Behind is another Class 101 unit in white and blue Refurbished livery. This combination dates the picture to around 1980-81. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Unknown Date
A 4-marker light set at Saltburn, with Leeds on its blind. Undated. Ian Francis.
28th February 1975
A four-car Class 101 DMU in Saltburn station with the 15:55 service to Darlington on 28 February 1975. DMSL E50162 is closest. Robert Thomas.
March 1976
Saltburn station, built by the Stockton and Darlington Railway (later North Eastern Railway) 1861-62, architect William Peachey, 03/76. The main platform is on the left; in 1863 it was extended into the North Eastern's Zetland Hotel at the rear of the station platforms. On the extreme left and to the right of the church is the excursion station of 1870. On the right can be seen the side of the frontage of the main station building, built at right angles to the platform. The Class 101 Metro-Camm dmu is bound for Darlington. Hugh Llewelyn.
March 1976
Saltburn station, built by the Stockton and Darlington Railway (later North Eastern Railway) 1861-62, architect William Peachey, 03/76. The main platform is on the left; in 1863 it was extended into the North Eastern's Zetland Hotel at the rear of the station platforms. On the extreme left and to the right of the church is the excursion station of 1870. On the right can be seen the side of the frontage of the main station building, built at right angles to the platform. The Class 101 Metro-Cammell dmu is bound for Darlington. Hugh Llewelyn.
5th June 1976
A Class 101 DMU is seen at Saltburn, awaiting return to Darlington, on Saturday 05/06/1976. The DMBS is noted as E50152. Graeme Phillips Collection.
23rd June 1976
Two 2-car Class 101 DMUs on the approach to Saltburn with the 1.20pm from Darlington on June 23rd, 1976. Michael Mensing.
23rd June 1976
The 1.20pm Darlington - Saltburn service approaches its destination on June 23, 1976, formed of two 2-car Class 101 DMUs. Michael Mensing.
Unknown Date
A couple of Met-Camm twins in Saltburn station, circa early/mid-1970s. Stuart Mackay Collection.
15th October 1978
Met-Camm DMUs in Saltburn station on 15 October 1978. Alistair Ness.
15th October 1978
Mutiple Met-Camms in Saltburn station on the morning of Sunday 15 October 1978. DMCL E50195 is behind the station sign. Alistair Ness.
15th October 1978
Twelve Met-Camm vehicle in Saltburn station on the morning of Sunday 15 October 1978. Closest is E50179, part of a four-car set with E50195 at the other end. Behind it are two two-car sets, another four-car set is on the left. Alistair Ness.
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