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Wigan Wallgate station & a Liverpool bound Class 108 dmu waits in the rain, October 1975. Pete LG99.
A two-car (blue square) Derby Lightweight power-twin DMU arrives into Wigan Wallgate. Date unknown, but the 3" numbers dates it to the first years of blue livery in the late 1960s, and the Newton Heath set number in the cab window (possibly NH147) means it was before the two vehicles (DMBS M51932 and DMS M52047) were transferred to Allerton in early October 1969. Graham Clark.
Complete with its first class saloon, Derby Class 108 Driving Motor Composite Lavatory (DMCL) M52040 was stabled in the bay platform at Wigan Wallgate on the evening of August 14th 1977. The DMU was almost buffered-up to a pair of departmental open wagons parked against the block (DM749384 'Haddock' & DB908130 'Grampus'). In 1977 the former Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway station at Wigan Wallgate was still lit by gas, with the cast iron platform columns having sugg's lanterns and faded BR London Midland Region maroon enamel totems. The place was in a time-wrap and a stones throw from the 1970's modernity at the brutally rebuilt Wigan North Western on the WCML. Martyn Hilbert.
A reject box rescue, this period image at Wigan Wallgate was taken in the twilight of a Summer evening, was on the end of a Kodachrome film and was returned in the box of processed transparencies unmounted. It had some processing staining/marking/damage, it is far from perfect, but the worst has been removed and shows a now vanished scene complete with faded maroon Totems on the gas lamps. A two-car Class 108 DMU formed of cars M52040 & M50933 was stabled between duties in the bay, buffered-up to two departmental wagons (DM749384 'Haddock' & DB908130 'Grampus') on August 14th 1977. There was a tail lamp marker on the platform and the Westbound platform was furnished with now-vanished 1960's white enamel DMU 'car stop' signs. Martyn Hilbert.
In the fading-light of an Summer evening, a six-car BRCW Class 104 'White Line' DMU formation was arriving at Wigan Wallgate with a Manchester Victoria to Southport service on August 26th 1977. The leading car was Driving Motor Brake Second M50472. The Newton Heath allocated white-liners were normally associated with the Manchester Victoria to Blackpool North services, but also had peak-time workings on the Southport line. Martyn Hilbert.
A Class 108 and Class 110 in Wigan Wallgate station in 1978. Rex Holt.
A white-stripe Class 104 arrives at Wigan Wallgate in 1978. Rex Holt.
A refurbished Class 108 at Wigan Wallgate in April 1978. Rex Holt.
A Cravens set is heading away from Wigan Wallgate in April 1978 with Bolton on its destination Blind. Rex Holt.
A Class 108 DMU in Refurbished livery is seen at Wigan Wallgate on a Southport service on 13/06/1980. The new station structures date from 1978. Graeme Phillips Collection.
M56265 + M50982 at Wigan Wallgate, 19/8/80. Robert Frise.
A Swindon Cross-Country set seen in Wigan Wallgate station, date unknown. Phil Deane Collection.
Despite the destination blind, this 2-car class 108 DMU was on a Manchester bound service when photographed in platform 2 at Wigan Wallgate, 17th February 1982. S Gaskell.
A 2-car class 104 rests between services in the bay platform at Wigan Wallgate in March 1982. S Gaskell.
A Class 108 DMBS, followed by a Class 105, and lastly a Class 104 2-car set, seen in Wigan Wallgate station in 1983. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Supposedly allocated to Yorkshire services, cars E78716 E78966 are illustrated away from their usual sphere of operation at Wigan Wallgate, with this service from Wigan Wallgate to Southport in 1984. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A dull, grey and wet morning on platform 2 at Wigan Wallgate sees Class 104 53535 at the front of the 10.00 departure for Kirkby. This 1958 vintage car was by then showing its age but it lasted in service until February 1986, before being scrapped almost immediately. 20th October 1984. S Gaskell.
My train home, the 14.00 departure from Wigan Wallgate which I'd take to Appley Bridge. This was the 10.39 York to Southport service and was worked by a Neville Hill Class 108 set including car 53599. 20th October 1984. S Gaskell.
A Class 108 DMU in Wigan Wallgate station circa spring 1986. The DMBS closest seems to be 53629 judging by the remnants of the vehicle number written on the front. It was a Newton Heath vehicle until the May timetable change that year when it moved to Tyseley. Brian Ward.
A Class 101 DMU in Wigan Wallgate station on 27 February 1986. The closest vehicle is noted as 51503 which was allocated to Neville Hill and it displays Southport on the distination blind. Stuart Mackay Collection.
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