| STEVENAGE RAILWAY STATION IN THE 1970S |
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| The present Stevenage station opened in the early 1970s, replacing the GNR one in the Old Town. Prior to electrification, services to & from London were operated by DMUs or Brush type 2s, such as this one seen arriving on an up train. Here we have a Deltic on a down express connecting nicely with a Cravens DMU. A "Peak" (class 46) arrives with a down train. HSTs were introduced in the late 1970s. Running under the wires is this one, on a down service. Now we have a class 47 passing through the station with empty Freightliner flats. |
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| Even after electrification, services from Huntingdon/Peterbrough to Hertford North were DMU operated. A refurbished 101 DMU, en route to Hertford, calls at Platform 1, Stevenage. That's all the Black & White Pictures for now, click here to go to the home page. |