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Vol.74 - Scottish Railways Remembered No.2

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Vol.74 - Scottish Railways Remembered No.2

Vol.74 - Scottish Railways Remembered No.2


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In this volume we cover the railways of North East Scotland from INVERNESS to ABERDEEN and through Strathmore to PERTH.


Steam was eliminated from the Northern Division early but by using the preserved Highland Railway No.103 and Great North of Scotland No. 49, we can re-live the route via FORRES and Keith in 1962.


ABERDEEN is covered from 1961 to 1966 with A2, A3, A4, B1 and J37 classes from the LNER and Black 5 and 4F from the former LMS. The BALLATER branch is followed its entire length, the Deeside line closing in 1966.


Southwards via STONEHAVEN and KINABER the line through Strathmore is seen at FORFAR, LEYSMILL and CARESTON. Caledonian motive power takes us along the BLAIRGOWRIE and BANKFOOT branches.


The Highland line from Inverness to Perth is seen in 1962 with diesel power with a detailed look at the ABERFELDY branch.


PERTH in 1962 boasted a variety of motive power. Caley tanks were still station pilots, 4F’s still worked transfer freights. A1, A2, A3 and A4 pacifics worked mainline trains helped by V2’s. The Duchess and Clan Pacifics worked in from Carlisle.



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Cover photo: Colin Head, A4 60004 "William Whitelaw" at Gleneagles.
Narrated by: Colin White
Screen aspect ratio: 4:3 SD
Classification: Exempt
Number of discs: 1 DVD-R
Media Format: DVD-R
Origination: 8mm cine-film

Running Time: 60-mins (1hr 0min) , Colour
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