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Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by Norman Dunn on 4/9/2024, 9:01:44

Newcastle in the Trolley Bus days, before those smokey diesel buses. Can you remember waiting for a bus in Worswick St with all those choking diesel exhaust fumes? Some bus drivers didnt even switch the engine off making it even worse.

Central-Station-Neville-St-1949-copy

Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by Liz Dance on 4/9/2024, 16:57:16, in reply to "Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2"

Nice photo Norman, amazing to see so many cars about.

Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by Allan Campbell on 5/9/2024, 8:40:01, in reply to "Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2"

Amazing that a lot couldn’t read. That portal has two big signs OUT and some appear to be trying to go IN

Wonder where the cars came from, been in store?

Allan C.

Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by Colliery Lad on 5/9/2024, 14:07:35, in reply to "Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2"

Alan the sign says OUT and thats what they are doing going out

Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by John Shearer on 5/9/2024, 9:05:09, in reply to "Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2"

What is the make of that light colored car parked on the extreme right of the picture.

Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2

Posted by Alan Young on 5/9/2024, 11:19:42, in reply to "Re: Outside Newcastle Central Station after ww2"

Two single decker buses on the left - I think that there was a service to Stamfordham ran by Armstrong which terminated from there ? - or was it later.

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