YORKSHIRE BY RAIL

Let's have a look around Yorkshire at the various destination available to rail traveller's
both old and new 

Above LNER No21 Sentinel steam railcar Valiant runs into Ripon in May 1933 
  
The shot was taken by the late J.W Hague of Ripon

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Sandsend on the coast line to Whitby on the last day of service 3rd May 1958 (R F Payne)

LMS No21 yet to be renumbered 40021 stands in Hawes station with her crew in August 1949 (J W Armstrong)

April 1950 and D20 62347 one of Northallertons stud of D20 has made its way to Hawes before going on to Garsdale

20178 & 20137 round the cliff edge at Huntcliff near Brotton on what is left of the coast line between Saltburn and Whitby 27th July 1989 (R A Barber)

E52099 former Western region Inter City DMU now seen at Scarborough station sidings during a break from its cross country schedule ( R Wildsmith)

Further down the Yorkshire coast is Filey where A4 No4498 with the West Yorkshire Enterprise passes through on the 22nd Sept 1984 ( R Wildsmith)

Crab 42902 departs Scarborough with a excursion back to the East Midlands 15th June 1960 ( N W Skinner)

Armstrong Withworth diesel electric LNER Railcar No232 Northumbrian is seen departing York for Harrogate in August 1935 (J W Hague)

LNER C7 No2200 stands at Ripon (change here for Fountains Abbey) in the summer of 1936 (J W Hague)

Today you can travel in Spanish built comfort to Scarborough, here 12801 stands in plt 2 ready to depart with the 4:10am to Manchester (John J Brid)

Going strong since 1931 is the North Bay miniature railway at Scarborough here No1931 runs round her train at Peasholm E Hudson)