93 BARNOLDSWICK

Barnoldswick was one of two stations in the West Riding of Yorkshire, that 'moved' into Lancashire in 1974.

This Shand Mason Steam Appliance dates back to c.1914.
[Picture from the M. Nuttall collection and reproduced with permission.]

Morris Guy WT5173 was seen adorned with flags and pictures for the Silver Jubilee of King George V & Queen Mary in 1935.
[Picture from the M. Nuttall collection and reproduced with permission.]

Bedford TK 353EWW passed to Lancashire from West Riding in 1974.
[Copyright picture M. Nuttall and reproduced with permission.]

This appliance, once based at Barnoldswick, was also new to the West Riding Fire Brigade
where it carried a white livery.  It remained in service until 1989.
It is now preserved at Great Harwood  fire station and was photographed there 16 September 2002

The same appliance was seen above whilst in service at Barnoldswick
[From the KFR Collection and reproduced with permission.]

The first Ford for Barnoldswick was RFV916P
[Copyright picture M. Nuttall and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Freighter E125HCW became the oldest such appliance still in regular service.
It served at this station from new.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

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