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A Derby suburban triple at Stourbridge Town circa early 1960s. Stourbridge Jcn is on the blind, and it looks like there is a red lens added to the right marker light. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Derby suburban triple DMU arrives at Stourbridge Town circa early 1960s. Stuart Mackay Collection.
M55006 departs Stourbridge Town on the short journey to Stourbridge Junction station on 11 June 1962. Note the tail lamp at this end! Michael Mensing.
A class 122 single car waits to leave Stourbridge Town for Stourbridge Junction in 1969. This station was systematically vandalised over the years, with the canopy first to be removed. Then a new bus shelter and portakabin ticket office were erected where the running in board is. This enabled demolition of the remaining building. Since then the station has been relocated and a new transport interchange opened. The line used to be double here, with a nearby Signalbox controlling it and eventually they were converted to 2 single lines with the right hand one continuing down a fearsome gradient to a goods depot. Notoriety was gained during the 70s with the unit running through the stop blocks, the most serious being in 1977 when the front bogies dropped into Foster street. Fortunately it was Grand National Day and most of the good people of Stourbridge were backing their ggs! Stephen Burdett.
A Class 122 DMU in Stourbridge Town. With set number TY056 in the cab window this is presumably 55012. The slide process date was July 1971. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Class 122 in Stourbridge Town station on 10/10/1974. The ongoing vandalism of the terminus continues with the loss of the superb canopy. Stephen Burdett.
A class 122 (TY051, presumably M55004) waits to leave Stourbridge Town for one of the worlds great rail journeys to Stourbridge Junction!! 27/2/1976. Stephen Burdett.
Stourbridge station sometime in the early / mid-1970s, with the usual Class 122 on the shuttle to Stourbridge Junction. Ian Dinmore/railarchive.org.uk.
M55003 - one of Tyseley's class 122 bubble cars - waits to leave Stourbridge Town for the 3 minute trip to Stourbridge Junction in 1977. Stephen Burdett.
Next stop Stourbridge High Street. This rather unfortunate event took place on 2nd April 1977. The driver of single car Class 122 M55012 unit overshot the buffers at Stourbridge town and went through the wall. The rather nice BMC Fire brigade incident unit is registered OEA 999F also in attendance is a new fire engine and the local panda car. I wonder how much would be left of a Parry people mover if one of those overshot! Geoff Dowling.
M55012 after a brake failure at Stourbridge Town on 2 April 1977. Walter Burt Collection.
Evening shadows at the original GWR station at Stourbridge Town on July 5th 1977, as Class 122 Single Unit M55012 was against the block awaiting the return journey along the steeply-graded 0.8 mile branch to Stourbridge Junction. The station still retained its BR 1950's enamel Western Region platform nameboard. Martyn Hilbert.
Stourbridge Town station plays host to the usual Tyseley single car unit which is waiting to depart, in a cloud of smoke, for Stourbridge Junction. The splendid range of buildings will shortly be demolished as will the bridge framing this shot taken by by Peter Shoesmith on 19/05/1978. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.
A Class 122 in Stourbridge Town station on 29/5/78. It was decided to demolish this lovely old station and replace it with a bus shelter. A new platform is being constructed and the line will be shortened! Stephen Burdett.
Class 122 'Bubble Car' 55003 at the soon to be demolished Stourbridge Town on 01/06/78. Steve Jones.
Class 122 M55012 sits in Stourbridge Town station in June 1978, facing the buffers it had crashed through the previous year. Michael Mensing.
Class 122 55003 Stourbridge Town 30 June 1978. Alistair Ness.
Gloucester RC&W Co "bubble car" single unit M55004 standing at Stourbridge Town Station on September 11, 1978. Jeremy Chapter.
M55004 stands at the original Stourbridge Town station, the site of which is now occupied by the bus station. It appears that work to provide the new platform, a few yards nearer Stourbridge Junction was well under way when this shot was taken on September 12 1978. Jeremy Chapter.
M55006 in Stourbridge Town station in 1979. John Law.
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