East Lancashire Railway train spotting videos

The East Lancashire Railway preserves part of the former railway between Heywood, Bury and Rawtenstall in Greater Manchester and Lancashire. After closure of the original line to regular passenger use, volunteers and supporters worked to restore it as a heritage railway, with services returning in the late twentieth century. Today it is known for substantial steam and diesel operation, strong event programmes and an urban-industrial character that gives it a different feel from many rural preserved lines. The railway has become one of the leading heritage operations in the north of England and is especially well known for combining busy public operation with a broad range of traction.

This page brings together videos filmed at the East Lancashire Railway. You may find station scenes, platform footage, lineside views, passing trains, on-board recordings and clips from galas or special events. Some videos focus on specific locomotives and workings, while others capture the atmosphere and setting of the railway as a whole. It is a convenient way to browse train footage associated with the East Lancashire Railway.

This page lists railway videos associated with East Lancashire Railway. Videos may include trains filmed at the station, passing through the area, operating services to or from East Lancashire Railway, or otherwise connected to the location through Fishplate's extracted railway data.

• Station East Lancashire Railway
• Country United Kingdom
• Videos 215
• Operators 42
• Rolling stock classes 50
• Headcodes 192