Stevenage 2002 GNER 91115 Holyrood at Stevenage in 2002

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'Stevenage station in 2002'

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	GNER class 91115 Holyrood in its normal place at the rear of a train to London Kings Cross in platform 2 at Stevenage station in 2002 British Rail first then GNER, and National Express East Coast and East Coast and now Virgin East Coast, have all used these class 91s on the East Coast Main Line. A down GNER Train in platform 3 at Stevenage station in 2002 Some of the the mainline GNER and the local West Anglia Great Northern (WAGN) all stations trains between Peterborough and Hitchin to Kings Cross trains stopped at Stevenage in 2002 as well as some of The Kings Lynn and Cambridge trains. Stevenage is a "New Town" and is now far bigger than the original town. The original smaller station at Stevenage was closed in 1973. This new railway station is to the south of that station. Stevenage station is on the East Coast Main line about 27 miles from London Kings Cross station. Next station on this site north along the ECML is Hitchin Page uploaded 17/1/2017	Pages on Stevenage Stevenage in 2014 Stevenage in 2002 (1) Stevenage in 2002 (2) Signal boxes that were along this part of the ECML Sandy Everton Temsford St Neots Offord Huntingdon North No1 Huntingdon North No2 Abbotts Ripton Conington South Conington North Holme box

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Today EWS, East Coast, Central trains and EWS are just some of the names on the trains. The name on the train does not mean, thats whos train it is these days. These names keep changing, but that means I have to keep taking photos. I also take photos of preserved railways with steam diesel and electric