Aberdeen Steam Trains 1960's
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Thanks for this. All great stuff. Some very rare colour footage in this some much earlier than the 1960s. Near the end at 12:21 we see Thomson A2/2 Pacific 60502 with LNER Livery and lettering yet with the post 1948 British Railways nationalisation number of 60502. This would date that segment to 1948 or possibly 1949. As time went on the LNER lettering first and then the apple green livery were changed to the British Railways standard liveries of the time. LNER blue and white articulated set and LNER teak finish coaches in the train too. All rare to see in colour. At 12:03 we also see the earlier version of the Royal Train hauled to two very clean B1 locos in the livery and lettering of the 1948 to 1952 era, but more likely earlier in this era as the full BRITISH RAILWAY interim lettering was soon replaced by the Lion astride a wheel symbol. Hornby had just announced on 6/1/2020 that they are going to make a model of the LNER A2/2 Pacifics, hence my re-finding this footage. I will make as many people as I can aware of this great footage. Thanks again.
My Dad as a kid spent a lot of time watching the trains back in the 1930's at Union Terrace Gardens when the turntable was used . 👌
The "Trainy" Park---Turntable still there
Absolutely terrific!! Many thanks for sharing....
Great video--My Uncle Jock Watt was secretary of NUR at Aberdeen --Loved seeing Deltic D9016 being named Gordon Highlander at Aberdeen station on July 28th 1964
Most of this is from the 1960s, including the preserved A3 4472 Flying Scotsman and an A4 both restored to LNER livery as preserved. But, as John D says, there is late 1940s footage at the end. It starts at 12:00 with the two 4-6-0s with British Railways on the tenders, after nationalization in 1948 but before the BR crest replaced the words. Then at 12:20 you have amazing colour footage of the A2/2 60502 Earl Marischal still in LNER livery before repainting. It was never preserved so it is in its original colours, which would have been replaced by BR livery before 1950. There were only 6 A2/2s, so this is quite historic footage.
Fantastic video ,all that we had ,a lot of what we have lost ,such a different time how busy would these lines be now :
Love this video.
As a child and indeed now I go to Aberdeen a lot. But as others have said much has been lost. None remarked on the Royal Train sequence, penultimate to Earl Marishall. Double headed with British Railways on the tenders so likely an early piece from the 1950s.
A year ago I commented :
At 12:03 we also see the earlier version of the Royal Train hauled to two very clean B1 locos in the livery and lettering of the 1948 to 1952 era, but more likely earlier in this era as the full BRITISH RAILWAY interim lettering was soon replaced by the Lion astride a wheel symbol.
So rare colour film much earlier than the 60s that most of it looks to be. As is the rebuilt P2.
ah...missed that!
Amazing stuff!
The entire clip is fast forwarded.
Probably to match the excessive tempo of the Beethoven symphony !
12:21 ah yes,the failure
Can anyone enlighten me of the area at 0.44?