Up empties at Dunford Bridge, emerging from Woodhead Tunnel.…
| Title | Up empties at Dunford Bridge, emerging from Woodhead Tunnel. View estward to the eastern portal of the old tunnel, which is of twin single-line bores, towards Manchester on the ex-GC Manchester - Sheffield/Wath main line, electrified from 1954. (See various other scenes in the locality). This scene shows that the new Peppercorn class K1 2-6-0s were now being used on this route: this is No. 62020 (built 8/49, withdrawn 1/65). |
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Up empties at Dunford Bridge, emerging from Woodhead Tunnel. View estward to the eastern portal of the old tunnel, which is of twin single-line bores, towards Manchester on the ex-GC Manchester - Shef…
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Woodhead tunnels at Dunford Bridge
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Moorland north of Dunford Bridge, 1968. View NW from Dunford Bridge, over new Winscar Reservoir (hidden) to Snailsden Fell (1,565 ft.), at site of temproary Balfour Beatty workers' camp during constru…
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Bridge over former railway at Dunford Bridge
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Windle Edge (road), Dunford Bridge Looking down to the bend, which is just past the bridge over the River Don. In the foreground the Stanhope Arms is on the right, represented here by part of the sign…
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Entrance to the Trans-Pennine Trail (TPT), Dunford Bridge This is also called the Upper Don Trail. The TPT comes down Windle Edge (road) and turns right here to pass through the site of the railway st…
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Moorland north of Dunford Bridge, 1968
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Site of Dunford Bridge stations
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Dunford Bridge, West Yorkshire
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Woodhead New Tunnel, Eastern portal View from the bridge at Dundord a few days before the formal opening of the new - electrified - tunnel.
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Old Woodhead Tunnel Westward view from the bridge at Dunford Bridge Station: the disused tracks are still in place and the Up line portal of the old tunnels can be seen.
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Woodhead New Tunnel, Eastern portal
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Old Woodhead Tunnel
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The Stanhope public house at Dunford Bridge
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Dunford Bridge The bridge carrying Windle Edge Road over the River Don.
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Road to the waterworks, Dunford Bridge This road leads to various waterworks buildings at the foot of the dam of Winscar Reservoir, and also to a residential Road called Don View. The dam can be seen …
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Dunford Bridge from Winscar reservoir dam
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Windle Edge
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| Region | England |
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0 mUp empties at Dunford Bridge, emerging from Woodhead Tunnel
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0 mUp empties at Dunford Bridge, emerging from Woodhead Tunnel. View estward to the eastern portal of the old tunnel, which is of twin single-line bores, towards Manchester on the ex-GC Manchester - Sheffield/Wath main line, electrified from 1954. (See various other scenes in the locality). This scene shows that the new Peppercorn class K1 2-6-0s were now being used on this route: this is No. 62020 (built 8/49, withdrawn 1/65).
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10 mWoodhead tunnels at Dunford Bridge
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32 mMoorland north of Dunford Bridge, 1968. View NW from Dunford Bridge, over new Winscar Reservoir (hidden) to Snailsden Fell (1,565 ft.), at site of temproary Balfour Beatty workers' camp during construction of New Woodhead Tunnel (1949-54)
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41 mBridge over former railway at Dunford Bridge
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45 mWindle Edge (road), Dunford Bridge Looking down to the bend, which is just past the bridge over the River Don. In the foreground the Stanhope Arms is on the right, represented here by part of the sign. Then the Trans-Pennine Trail goes off to the right, and then the road goes over a long railway bridge, 1/71, which crosses both the old (steam-powered) and new (electric) lines, both long disused.
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45 mEntrance to the Trans-Pennine Trail (TPT), Dunford Bridge This is also called the Upper Don Trail. The TPT comes down Windle Edge (road) and turns right here to pass through the site of the railway station. Railway bridge spotters note the bridge reference 1/71. For a view of the road across the bridge see 935211.
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50 mMoorland north of Dunford Bridge, 1968
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51 mSite of Dunford Bridge stations
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52 mFile:DunfordBridge3253.JPG
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56 mDunford Bridge, West Yorkshire
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58 mWoodhead New Tunnel, Eastern portal View from the bridge at Dundord a few days before the formal opening of the new - electrified - tunnel.
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58 mOld Woodhead Tunnel Westward view from the bridge at Dunford Bridge Station: the disused tracks are still in place and the Up line portal of the old tunnels can be seen.
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58 mWoodhead New Tunnel, Eastern portal
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58 mOld Woodhead Tunnel
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58 mThe Stanhope public house at Dunford Bridge
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63 mDunford Bridge The bridge carrying Windle Edge Road over the River Don.
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63 mRoad to the waterworks, Dunford Bridge This road leads to various waterworks buildings at the foot of the dam of Winscar Reservoir, and also to a residential Road called Don View. The dam can be seen in the distance.
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63 mDunford Bridge from Winscar reservoir dam
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83 mWindle Edge
