Junction Men
This selection of
photo's
shows Llandudno Junction men at 6G and
on various workings around North Wales.
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With thanks to Derek Williams for help with identification of crews and staff in the following photo's.
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Passing through Bangor Station at
night,
Driver John Calvert, Fireman Jock Slaven
(6G)
and other Junction men on the footplate. Princess Class 46208
Princess
Helena Victoria.
(speed 50-60 mph approx)
(not
thumbnail)
Fireman, Jock Slaven (6G). Driver, Vic
Thomas (6G)
ex-Rhyl. Head of the class
70000 Britannia, now preserved and undergoing major overhaul to main
line
condition, at Crewe, by owner Pete Waterman.

Junction men with
"Britannia"
70026 "Polar Star"
Jack W Gough (driver 6G) George Jones (driver 6G) nickname
"George pigeon"
Fireman Tommy D Allen (6G) ex-Rhyl.

"Britannia" 70025 " Western Star" with Junction driver,
Ken Jones (No. 2)


Driver Tommy Gill and a junction fireman await departure with
71000 "Duke of Gloucester"

"Patriot" 45525 "Colwyn Bay" at the naming ceremony.
A "young" Tommy Gill (junction driver) stands in
front
of the smoke deflectors.

0-6-2T 6604, Foreman Fitter Bill Martin (6G)

6203 "Princess Margaret Rose" departs Caernarvon on the Afon Wen
line, (dead engine)
to Billy Butlins camp at Pwllheli, for static display which at the time
was
thought to be
her final resting place. Junction men were on the footplate.

Junction fireman on ex royal engine, black 5 , 45282 at Menai
Bridge
goods yard,
with a Menai Bridge-Mold Junction goods.

2-6-2 T, 41235. Driver Jack W Jones,
(6G)
nickname "Jack skint"
Fireman, Cliff Roberts (6G).

At Cwm-Y-Glo station on the Llanberis branch. 4-6-0 BR Standard
class 4
75009.
Fireman, Reg Passmore (6G). Driver, D M Jones (6G). nickname "Dai
Llanrwst".

Shot taken from Colwyn Bay No 1 box, Black 5, 44802 with Junction
men in
charge.