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Marvellous pictures at Marazion in the 60's - From Malcolm Taylor

23/10/2015

 
​​I have just discovered your website, and wondered if the attached might be of interest. I took the B&W shots on Marazion Station in 1960 or 1961, all on the same morning, and they depict the following (if memory serves me correctly):

D600 - 10am Cornish Riviera
D6313/7 - 10:10am to ???
D6312/x - 10:30am Cornishman

The color shot was taken in August 1961 by my grandfather, Hugh Parrish, and depicts my sister, myself and, more importantly, "Scotty," who was a porter at Marazion station. He also did 'odd jobs' at the B&B that we stayed in - perhaps some of your older readers remember him?
I spent many happy hours on Marazion station, trainspotting, during our summer holidays and have no idea what possessed me to photograph only these three diesels - not a 'Castle' in sight!
If any of your readers can provide additional, or correcting, details, I'd appreciate hearing about them.
Regards, Malcolm Taylor
Tulsa, OK, USA
(mailto:tayburwen@gmail.com)  - and we'd like to know as well.  Many thanks indeed to you Malcolm - your pictures are treasures indeed.
N.B. 
Tulsa  is the second-largest city in the state of Oklahoma and 47th-most populous city in the United States. As of July 2013 the population was 398,121 Wilkipedia
Picture
D600 Active at Marazion on the up Cornish Riviera Express. 10.00 from Penzance to Paddington which called at St Erth, Gwinear Road, Truro, Par, Plymouth and Paddington in the Summer Timetable of 1958. Copyright Malcolm Taylor
Picture
Here we see D6313 and D6317 on the 10.05 from Penzance, 10.09 from Marazion to Manchester London Road arriving at 9.59p.m. Copyright Malcolm Taylor
Picture
Here we see D6312 ( the engine which hauled the last passenger train on the Helston Branch on 5th November,1962 ) plus a class mate heads The Cornishman through Marazion, this being the 10.30 Penzance to Birmingham Snow Hill via Stratford upon Avon and Wolverhampton arriving at 7.03p.m. Copyright Malcolm Taylor
Picture
A treasured holiday snap taken at Marazion in August 1961 On the right hand side is Malcolm Taylor, centre his sister and on the left hand side is 'Scotty' the porter - does anybody know him - see above. Copyright the late Hugh Parrish, from the Malcolm Taylor collection

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