1976 Railtour from London to New Holland Pier then Lincoln Castle Paddle Steamer to Grimsby Docks
In this silent cine film we join the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway Society (M&GNJRS) "Lincolnshire Poacher" railtour from London St. Pancras to New Holland Pier Station on 8 August 1976 for an excursion on the coal-fired Paddle Steamer "Lincoln Castle" to Grimsby Docks. The return rail trip to London is from Cleethorpes via Lincoln St Marks, Newark and Nottingham where the cine film ends. New Holland Pier station closed in June 1981 when the ferry service to Hull was withdrawn following the opening of the Humber Bridge. Lincoln Castle became a pub/restaurant at Alexander Dock, Grimsby. The ship was broken up there in 2010. Lincoln St. Marks station was closed in 1985 as part of the rationalisation of rail routes in Lincoln. The site of the station is now a shopping centre.

Last days at Frodingham Depot

humber ferries

Widened Lines from Barbican to Kings Cross via the hotel curve behind a Class 31 in June 1976

Hull to Hornsea Railway By Drone | Paragon to Sutton

Grimsby & Cleethorpes: Then VS Now

24 Most Terrifying Moments of Boats and Ships Launch Failures Caught on Camera

Shrewsbury to Pwllheli and back in the early 1960's

Western Tribute - the final railtour of the diesel-hydraulic era on Britain's railways - 26th Feb 77

Peak Rail Presents - Doug Copley's Lineside Images #02.2 Cleethorpes - Lincoln + Grimsby Dock (1985)

Hull to Scarborough on The Yorkshire Coast Line.

The Railways of Grimsby and Cleethorpes 1980s

Classic Railway Films 11 A Look Back At The Woodhead Line in The 1950s and more

Trains at Lincoln - 1985

Scenes of London in the 1950s

The Last Days of Steam 8mm Film Documentary 1966/7

Places - Lost in Time: The Liverpool Overhead Railway (Reworked)

Barnetby to Immingham East Junction via Grimsby Light Railway. A Covid-19 lockdown journey.

The Bundesbahn in the 1980s

Grimsby 1994 Part 1

