Glasgow Central Station in 1993 – When British Rail Still Ruled Scotland

Glasgow Central Station in 1993 – When British Rail Still Ruled Scotland.

Take a journey back to **Glasgow Central Station in 1993**, when British Rail still ruled the rails and this magnificent Victorian terminus was filled with an incredible variety of trains.

We'll revisit the days of InterCity locomotive-hauled services, Classes 86, 87 and 90, the occasional InterCity 125, and the distinctive orange-and-black trains of Strathclyde Passenger Transport.

Classes 303, 311, 314, 318 and 320 helped make Glasgow Central one of Scotland's most fascinating railway locations, carrying thousands of passengers across Glasgow and the west of Scotland.

We'll also look at how Glasgow Central has changed since 1993 and ask just how much of the station a passenger from the British Rail era would recognise today.

Join us for another nostalgic journey into Britain's railway past.

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