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There must have been some changes, the picture of the signal box ( presumably the same one in Gremlins picture ) shows a line bending off somewhere, presumably the Todmorden line
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It is still a mystery to me, the line to Todmorden branches off a long way from Burnley Central station, just after Rose Grove.
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It does go on to discuss Burnley :) |
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No way Accrington, too much industry on left, no footbridge, no station canopies.
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I have just spent an hour trawling through the remainder of my railway books and come across the original article and photograph.
The photograph depicts a special train (one of three) on the 18 March 1967 entering Top Bank station Burnley. The train hauled by Class 5 No. 44809 was special No. 1T80 and had left Liverpool at 11.10 AM. carnying football fans to watch the Match at Burnley. It appears that the original poster on the Transport Worldwide Forum had got his facts wrong about the date and football team. |
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On Dave's photo is that the Trafalgar Flats in the background ?
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The curved bit of track cannot be the Tod line
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Looking at the 1890 map Burnley Central (Bank Top) had dozens of lines, sheds etc
http://www.lancashire.gov.uk/environ...y/burnleye.jpg |
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My hubby worked on trains for 45 yrs and says the photo is Burnley Central looking from Bank Hall sidings.
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