Doncaster Railway Station
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‘Twas good to get out line side again with the 1Z10 chaps enjoying an excellent day to the North East of Birmingham.
Whilst taking in the the grand view over Washwood Heath, the M6, Tarmac plant, HS2 works and the distant view towards Birmingham 66736 takes the main line with 4E34 Hinksey Reception Lines to Doncaster Iport, 66705 stationary in the Tarmac works will return to the Derbyshire quarries for replenishment later in the day with 4H96 to Tunstead Sidings.
24th June 2022
The Minster and Parish Church of Saint George
Doncaster Minster is a large church designed by architect Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1853 in the gothic revival style and constructed between 1854 and 1858. it was built to replace a 12th century Norman building that burnt down on the last day of February 1853.
6N06 Doncaster Up Decoy to York Engineers. Class 66 in DB red livery seen here on the approach to Doncaster station having just come out Up Decoy with a rake of ballast wagons and HOBCS wagons.
60066 passes through Doncaster working a Rails service from Scunthorpe on 2nd June 2016. The day saw numerous disruptions through the station as a result of the wires being brought down by 91110.
They may be the most common sight on local ponds but the Mallard, whether the brightly coloured male or the less conspicuous female are most attractive birds. Here a female is seen at Doncaster Lakeside in an early morning photograph taken a week or so ago. We had set off to visit the nearby Pottereic Carr nature reserve but not twigged that it wouldn't be open at 08.00 in the morning. A short detour allowed for a rather pleasing amble around this relatively recent development.
66428 ‘Carlisle Eden Mind’ works 6E73 Shap Summit Quarry – Doncaster south pass Bay Horse.
30 April 2025
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LNER class 91 locomotive, currently carrying the number 91 150 to celebrate 50 years of York's National Railway Museum, arrives at Doncaster working the 09.06 Kings Cross to York.
I was surprised to see some old style speed restriction signs in place for the three 15 mph crossovers in the station area, I thought all such items would be in a museum.
GBRf's 66725 'Sunderland' approaches Saxilby in charge of 4L28, the 08.06 departure from Doncaster IPort to Felixstowe South F.L.T.
66703 'Doncaster PSB' passes Ribblehead working 6M38 Arcow - Bredbury after running round at Blea Moor.
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40 126 takes southbound tanks (chemicals ?) through the platform at Doncaster during the big freeze of 1981/2
A long train of sand hoppers is hauled by 5552, later 31134, through Doncaster on 23rd October 1971.
Part of the fishpl8 collection.
Something of a grab shot caused by the snowy platform as 46 016 passes theough Doncaster with a southbound Intermodal
Don't recall seeing too many Peaks on container services
0N01 Doncaster to Tyne Coal Terminal. Class 66 in GBRF livery heads north light loco on the ECML seen here on the approach to Doncaster.
56103 + 56303 pause in Doncaster with 6Z35 2228 Tyne Dock to Chaddesden loaded scrap. Only the front grid was working, the sound on departure may have woken a local or two.
17th July 2015.
4.10.1987.
Class 31 No 31404 stands in the workshops at Doncaster Works during an open day in 1987.
Copied from one of my old Agfa CT18 colour slides.
Doncaster Belmont
6T34 2245 to Selby west again
After dropping rail last night it was 3 IBJs and other supplies in conjunction with up coming re railing work.
3 OCAs
1 OBA
1 YQA
awaiting departure from down 7.
Colas duff 47727 'Rebecca' sits in Doncaster awaiting the road with 6C52 2250 Doncaster Up Decoy to Crofton west Jn on 25th January 2015. These normally depart via the up side, but the train needed turning so ended up coming through the centre roads. The added bonus was that it meant the 47 was leading.
Another Merrymaker Trip from south Wales found me at Doncaster on 4 January 1975, this is 55022 'Royal Scots Grey' racing through the station with an 'up' express.
This location is one that I have not visited for photographic purposes for over 30-years, I know much has changed if this view were to be recreated, apart from the obvious electrification, withdrawal of Deltics and other proper trains, the car park (seen above 55022) has been demolished, so perhaps it is time to visit again! What happy days they were, it is only 46-years ago.
Overtaking 40050 with a northbound hopper train, (thought to be East Anglian grain for the Scottish whiskey industry) is 47520 about to make the station call with the 13.00 KX - Edinburgh.
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