1960s Snow Hill and the Southern Approaches to Birmingham New Street

Back in Birmingham we witness more scenes of workings at Snow Hill Station including a warship on freight traffic before moving to the southern approach to New Street Station from a view point no longer there. Work is seen taking place prior to electrification and a Pullman service is seen on the Snow Hill line from the same vantage point.

[@EM-yk1dw]

Excellent film again ❤

[@foretrak]

Many thanks

[@iainmaturin8460]

Love the Warships. Used to seem them regularly on the Waterloo to Exeter service back in the late 60's early 70's

[@GreatBritishRailways1]

Brings back great memories. Regards, John

[@jimmillington8299]

Another gem!

[@user-ot1cy5oe6v]

Great footage

[@foretrak]

Thank you kindly

[@paulnolan1352]

Great footage, some of those Diesels look older than they are.

[@daystatesniper01]

Another cracking little gem there John thank you

[@foretrak]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@cliffprice7860]

John, you have posted some great footage, thank you, brilliant.

[@foretrak]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@brianbunn3604]

Awesome 👍

[@foretrak]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@robertbate5790]

Seeing a Western with Pullman stock reminds me of the crash at Dorridge involving Western Queen. I remember it being on tv news, but didnt see the sctual incident. I think I was seven at the time, (1963?). It was an awful shock around the village. I did see the aftermath of the other accident, the Birkenhead night freight, spilled all over the place.

[@Thomas1980]

Nice old Video!

[@foretrak]

Thanks

[@johnwalkley6746]

I wonder how many of those Vauxhalls had rusted out by time the train got to where it was going!