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3rd August 1978
At Skipton on 3rd August 1978 are refurbished liveried E50257 + E56090. Robert Frise.
Unknown Date
A Class 108 and Met-Camm arrive into Skipton, Yorkshire, in the mid-1970s. The leading car has a headcode unit in the second man's window, suggesting this is before the aboilition of that system in 1976. Graeme Phillips Collection.
1st April 1979
Two Met-Camms and a 108, all refurbished, seen in Skipton station on April 1st, 1979. Rex Holt.
August 1979
A Cravens DMU in Skipton station in August 1979. Roger Geach.
25th May 1981
A Class 108 DMU is stabled in the siding at Skipton on 25th May 1981 as LNER A4 Pacific 4498 (BR 60007) Sir Nigel Gresley heads the returning North Yorkshireman through the curve of the station on 25th May 1981. Pete LG99.
7th June 1981
E51841 and E50169 at Skipton on 7/6/81. John Carter.
9th August 1981
A DMU at Skipton on 9 August 1981 with E50623 closest. John Law.
9th August 1981
A Calder Valley Class 110 set leaves Skipton for Morecambe on 9th August 1981. Robert Forsythe.
Unknown Date
A Class 110 DMU with a Class 108 TBSL centre car at Skipton, date unknown. Walter Burt.
6th June 1982
Met-Camm four-car set E50169 + E59075 + E59306 + E50161 with a Dalesrail service in Skipton station on June 6th, 1982. John Carter.
6th June 1982
E50287 leads a Dalesrailwayman railtour through a disused part of Skipton station on June 6, 1982. John Carter.
6th June 1982
The 'Dalesrailwayman' headboard being attached to E50287 at Skipton on June 6th, 1982. This was a special from Skipton to the end of BR track on the former Grassington Branch. Scheduled for three returns, the last trip was cancelled when a deluge caused a landslide. John Carter.
8th August 1982
On 8 August 1982 three extraordinary trains ran from Skipton to Embsay on the Yorkshire Dales Railway. This was possible because the main line track was slewed to connect on this day. The stock used comprised Derby-built class 108 DMU cars 50599 and 50635, both new in 1958. The headboard (and the ticket) named the trips as "Yorkham's Flying Banger", they were sponsored by Yorkham's of Blubberhouses in connection with a "real food" festival at Embsay. Jeremy Chapter.
11th September 1982
A mixed Class 123/124 Trans-Pennine formation arrives into Skipton station on 11 September 1982. The Class 123 DMBSL leading is thought to be E52090. Stuart Mackay Collection.
early 1980s
A two-car Met-Camm DMU heads north west out of Skipton station in the early 1980s. With no passengers visible and Leeds on the destination blind it is possibly changing platforms to form a Leeds service. George Woods.
24th February 1983
In a scene that looks almost like a model railway, a 4-car Class 108 DMU is seen amid an array of traditional railway infrastructure at Skipton on 24/02/1983, with Class 45 no. 45041 in the background. Graeme Phillips Collection.
12th June 1983
54070 + 53227 at Skipton on June 12, 1983. Stuart Mackay Collection.
14th August 1983
The 'Dalesrailwayman' railtour at Skipton on 14 August 1983 with 53207 closest. In 1983 this train ran on June 12th, July 17th, July 31st and August 14th. Chris Lings.
3rd January 1984
A Met-Camm DMU sits in platform four of Skipton station on 3 January 1984. Stuart Mackay.
12th April 1985
On 12th April 1985, just a month before withdrawal on the outskirts of Skipton is a Swindon Cross-Country class 120 dmu set, comprising of cars M51575 + M59581 + M51584, which has either worked in over the Settle & Carlisle line or the Little North Western from Lancaster. These units were not common along here, this is the only time I think I saw one, it's certainly the only photogragh I have of one along here! Andrew J Crowther.
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