EAW046150 ENGLAND (1952). St Andrew's Dock Extension and environs, Kingston upon Hull, from the south-east, 1952

Vents set in a circle on the roof. This is because of the way the tracks are laid out around one of three turntables.

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pickering park

Dairycoates (West) signal box.

These sidings were known as "7 section" and the stock stored in there was usually in it's twilight days set for disposal.

Another 2-6-0 mixed traffic loco, this time an ex L.M.S. design.

A Class K3, 2-6-0 mixed traffic loco.

Another ex W.D. 2-8-0 goods loco, one of a large number allocated to the Dairycoates shed.

Two sets of "Quad-Art" coaches. They are four coaches mounted on five bogies instead of eight. These have come to Hull from the London (Kings Cross) suburban services to work the workers train to the aircraft factory in Brough. The workforce named that service the "Brough Cattle trains". They were also used on the football trains to the Boothferry Park station adjacent to Hull City's ground.

A pair of ex W.D. 2-8-0 goods engines.

An attempt to beautify an area with bushes and ballast.

A pair of coaches in the then new livery of red & yellow. AKA Blood & Custard!