This is my first post on this forum as a new member. I'm a volunteer at the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway, a former constituent company of the LNER.
This photo is of course 70013 Oliver Cromwell on a Cathedral's run between Liverpool St and Norwich on 23rd April 2009. Although not strictly an LNER locomotive, she is on former LNER metals! I captured her passing through Barham.
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Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Welcome to the forums Justyn!
I've moved the thread to the non-LNER section, as it isn't really an LNER loco.
Nice picture though.
If you're an MSLR specialist: The MSLR pages of the Constituent Companies section are still waiting to be written...
Richard
I've moved the thread to the non-LNER section, as it isn't really an LNER loco.
Nice picture though.
If you're an MSLR specialist: The MSLR pages of the Constituent Companies section are still waiting to be written...
Richard
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Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Hi Richard,
Many thanks for the welcome, and moving this to the correct thread.
Yes I noticed that the MSLR part hasn't been written yet. I'm sure I'd be able to cobble together a short history of the MSLR for the relevant section of this website.
Many thanks for the welcome, and moving this to the correct thread.
Yes I noticed that the MSLR part hasn't been written yet. I'm sure I'd be able to cobble together a short history of the MSLR for the relevant section of this website.
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Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Yes,welcome aboard sir-keep the photos coming!
Bring back Ferrybridge station!
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Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Hello,
On the subject of the Britannia class, I know that Oliver Cromwell was the only member of the class to remain in service following the closure of Carlisle Kingmoor on 30th December 1967. I have however heard that one or two class members worked trains on the 1st January 1968 despite their withdrawn status. Can anyone confirm this? I also believe that one class member was overhauled at Darlington North Road Works in 1965 or 1966. Does anyone know the identity of this loco?
Many Thanks,
Geraint80135
On the subject of the Britannia class, I know that Oliver Cromwell was the only member of the class to remain in service following the closure of Carlisle Kingmoor on 30th December 1967. I have however heard that one or two class members worked trains on the 1st January 1968 despite their withdrawn status. Can anyone confirm this? I also believe that one class member was overhauled at Darlington North Road Works in 1965 or 1966. Does anyone know the identity of this loco?
Many Thanks,
Geraint80135
Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Geraint80135: There was a report in Railway World in 1968 that 70045 had worked a relief train to Scotland north from Carlisle in the early hours of 1/1/68.
In late December 1965 70004 was at Darlington North Road Works for light repairs.
In late December 1965 70004 was at Darlington North Road Works for light repairs.
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Re: First post, 70013 Oliver Cromwell.
Thanks very much for this information.
Geraint80135
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