60s Steam & Diesel @ Birmingham Snow Hill pt 3

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A final look at Birmingham Snow Hill during the 1960s. All credits as previous videos. If I have to take down these videos because of copyrite I will do so. I am not sure whether they are copyrited so at the moment please enjoy.

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  • @andrewsewell9179
    @andrewsewell91793 жыл бұрын

    Wonderful memories 😊

  • @realiroh3208
    @realiroh32083 жыл бұрын

    I utterly love this

  • @DownGrand1967
    @DownGrand196710 жыл бұрын

    Steam, hydraulics, semaphores, even freight and the 'Wells Fargo' pullman set ! Great clips Bill.

  • @84asrd84boxy

    @84asrd84boxy

    10 жыл бұрын

    Gaz, Thanks for looking/commenting, as you know these were great days at Snow Hill, steam galore, early diesels, Brush Type 4s, and of course the Westerns, and sometimes as you pointed out working with the Wells Fargo coaching stock as a replacement for the regular Blue Pullman working, glad you enjoyed watching, and that it bought back some great memories, cheers...Bill

  • @johnbristow8099
    @johnbristow809910 ай бұрын

    Used to see the Blue Pullman replacement train at High Wycombe.

  • @rsgreenwood5814
    @rsgreenwood58148 жыл бұрын

    Spent many a day on Snow Hill in the 40's and 50's ,at least once having walked away fro the entrance examinations for King Edwards School on the Bristol Road - much preferred to be nearer home at Solihull. I used to gaze longingly at the last currant bun in the refreshment romm, wondering whether I would spring it out of my pocket money. It is fascinating to see the video of the trip from Snow Hill to Banbury made in the last two or three years when Snow Hill was in the course of being revived in particular by Chiltern Rail

  • @kenh3344
    @kenh33443 жыл бұрын

    Sad about the film quality but that is 6os . Very good content. A very good record to have of what was. Thank you for the memory of snow hill traffic. Very enjoyable. Any more of end of steam.

  • @ChrisJohnson-lt2dw
    @ChrisJohnson-lt2dw Жыл бұрын

    What a wonderful place snowhill would have been for Trainspotting

  • @johnbristow8099
    @johnbristow809910 ай бұрын

    Noticeable is the large number of steam leakage, due to lack of maintenance.

  • @223marcia
    @223marcia11 жыл бұрын

    great stuff , my husband loves , cant keep him away from the computer screen

  • @84asrd84boxy
    @84asrd84boxy11 жыл бұрын

    Many thanks for your kind comment, also for the likes of my generation unfortunately we shall never see the likes of these days again. We are fortunate that someone had the foresight to film these images so we can now look back and enjoy what used to be, cheers...Bill

  • @darrenbrierley3482

    @darrenbrierley3482

    29 күн бұрын

    Fantastic trip back in time. I missed all this. But it is great to see.

  • @84asrd84boxy
    @84asrd84boxy11 жыл бұрын

    Dave, many thanks for looking at these clips of Snow Hill, your comments are much appreciated, cheers...Bill

  • @84asrd84boxy
    @84asrd84boxy11 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for taking a look Dave, enjoy the rest, cheers...Bill

  • @LeeStaffs1
    @LeeStaffs18 жыл бұрын

    Magical place......

  • @84asrd84boxy

    @84asrd84boxy

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Lee Acocks Cheers Lee, Snow Hill in steam days was indeed a fantastic place to visit and see all of the former GWR loco's on show, thanks for looking/commenting, much appreciated. Regards...Bill

  • @84asrd84boxy
    @84asrd84boxy11 жыл бұрын

    Many thanks for taking the time to watch this particular video, and for your positive comment, there are another couple of videos from the same era, and I hope your husband will enjoy watching those also, take care...Bill

  • @bernardkelar6089
    @bernardkelar60897 жыл бұрын

    Why copyrite a fantastic piece of our past british heritage.

  • @84asrd84boxy

    @84asrd84boxy

    7 жыл бұрын

    Bernard, thanks for looking/commenting. I am not sure if this material is copyrited that's why I said I would delete the video if neccesary. Snow Hill was a great place to work in and out of during the early 60s. Regards...Bill