Kings Lynn
 in the late 80's before electrification of the line.
19th October 1991 Two celebrity Steam Locomotives visit Kings Lynn.
LNER A3 Pacific 4472 'Flying Scotsman' and SR West Country Class Pacific 34027 'Taw Valley'

I was prompted after stumbling across Brian Baylis’s Fotopic site to dig out some old pictures I’d taken at Kings Lynn in1991.
I’m unsure exactly what the occasion was now but I think it may have been linked with the recent electrification of the line.
However I do remember how bitterly cold it was hanging around in failing light to capture the final departure of 4472.
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Tennyson Avenue footbridge
Tennyson Avenue footbridge which was demolished to make way for the electrification of the line
A view from the station looking South.
Tennyson Avenue footbridge can be seen in the distance.
A two car Network South East Class 101 stands at platform 1.
Kings Lynn Junction where lines once diverged to Dereham & Hunstanton.
Kings Lynn Junction where lines once diverged to Dereham & Hunstanton.
Kings Lynn Junction where lines once diverged to
Dereham & Hunstanton.
Two Class 20's (20043 & unknown) busy shunting sand wagons from Middleton Towers.
Two Class 20's (20043 & unknown) busy shunting sand wagons from Middleton Towers.
Two Class 20's (20043 & unknown) busy shunting
sand wagons from Middleton Towers.
Network South East Class 47 47576 'Kings Lynn' stands at platform 1 after arriving with the London train.