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37114
Class 37
Videos featuring 37114
This video captures railway activity in Newport, Wales, from 1998, featuring several locomotives including new Canadian class 66s. The footage shows the movement of various stock such as classes 37, 43, 50, 56, and 60, with a focus on the 4 passing through Newport alongside the 37. The video also notes the presence of multiple 08/09 shunters. Recorded on VHS tape, it provides a historical glimpse into railway operations in the area during that time.
It features British Railways operations including HST services heading west and Thames Turbo services. The footage includes a special train with A4 No: 60009 "Union of South Africa" departing the station. Other locomotives identified in the video include classes 165, 166, 37, 43, and 47. The recording provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from that era at Reading and Hope.
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British Railways 2023-Welwyn Garden City, Stevenage & Biggleswade Classes 66, 91, 387, 700, 717, IEP
This video captures rail activity across several locations in Hertfordshire, including Welwyn Garden City, Stevenage, Hatfield, and Biggleswade. It features a variety of train classes, such as Class 37, 387, 700, and others operated by British Railways, Great Northern, LNER, Hull Trains, Lumo, and Thameslink. The footage includes freight trains hauled by Class 66 locomotives and InterCity services using Class 91 units, alongside electric multiple units from different operators.
This video captures scenes from Mossend Railway Yard in Motherwell during the early 1990s. It shows various locomotives, including classes 37, 60, 86, and 90, operating within the yard. The footage reflects a time when the location was accessible to enthusiasts, offering views of busy railway activity. The video provides a nostalgic look at this site before it became restricted to public access. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 37, 50, 56, 66, and 67, with labels such as 37114, 37409, 50011, 56120, 66207, and 67015. Operators associated with the content include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Intercity, LNER, and Network Rail. Headcodes identified in the video are 1A57, 5A06, and 6A89. Location data is not available for this recording.
This video captures behind-the-scenes footage from a train spotting trip to Cornwall, featuring locations including Hayle, St Erth, and Penzance. It showcases services operated by Great Western Railway. The content highlights the process of filming for the channel and introduces a new series of spotting trip vlogs. Some railway stock is identified in the video, though operator details are not specified for each unit. The video also mentions future plans to film at North Queensferry.
This video shows a model railway scene featuring a steam locomotive with the number 37114, likely representing a British Railways Class 37. The content appears to depict a fictional or hobby-based railway operation, as no real-world locations or operational details are provided. The record lacks specific information about the location or headcode associated with the locomotive.
This video explores the history and current use of the Grain branch, a single-track freight-only line in Kent that diverges from the main line at Hoo Junction. The line serves several freight terminals, including London Thamesport, an aggregates terminal, and an oil terminal handling aviation fuel. A short spur also connects to the Brett Aggregates terminal. The video highlights the transition of freight operations over time, including the closure of Freightliner services to Thamesport in 2013 with the opening of the London Gateway Container port.
This video captures footage from Newport Station during the late 1990s, showcasing a variety of freight movements. The recording includes multiple locomotives and trains passing through the area, with mentions of iron ore and steel trains. Stock types identified include several Class 37 and Class 40 locomotives, along with Class 60 units. The locations mentioned are Newport and Ore. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, EWS, Rail Express Systems, Southeastern, and Virgin Trains.
This video captures railway scenes from the late 1990s, featuring various locomotives and operations in Wales. It includes footage of HSTs in different liveries, as well as freight movements, with a focus on stock such as classes 37, 43, 50, and 56. The video also shows Class 66 locomotives arriving at Barry Shed, now part of the Barry Tourist Railway. Locations mentioned include Newport and Barry. The content reflects railway activity before the digital age, highlighting the reliance on personal contacts for news of stock movements.
The route includes stops at Newport, Bescot, Welshpool, Newtown, Caersws, Machynlleth, and Aberystwyth. It features steam-hauled segments heading to Devils Bridge before returning south. The footage includes open window sounds from a pair of Class 37 locomotives, with specific units identified as 37308/114. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of footage capturing English Electric Class 37 locomotives in operation around the North of England in 2016. The clips include various units such as 37059, 37067, and 37409, among others. Locations shown include Carlisle, Newcastle, Preston, Prudhoe, The Lakes, Wigton, Workington, and York. While the operator information is listed in the metadata, it is not specified for individual locomotives. The video provides a visual record of these locomotives during their service period.
This video captures freight trains passing through Knottingley railway station, featuring several locomotives including 66059, 66585, 66149, 66739, 66559, 66076, 66520, and 66120. The footage includes trains carrying various cargo such as gypsum, cement, biomass, and coal, with some operating between Drax and Tyne Dock. Several locomotives are noted, including a new 66754. Operators associated with the stock include British Railways, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. The record lacks headcode information.
This video features two Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37114 and 37116. The operators associated with the video include Colas and Network Rail. However, no specific locations or train headcodes are identified in the metadata. The record contains limited information, as key details such as location and headcode are missing.
This video captures scenes from Newport station in the early 1990s, featuring a variety of railway stock including multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives and a Class 43 and 56. The footage highlights freight operations and includes older wagons and DMUs. A post office carriage is noted on the platform south of the station at 14.50. The recording offers a nostalgic look at rail operations from that era, with no specific operator or headcode details provided.
This video captures a train journey from Newport to Aberystwyth, passing through Bescot Yard, Welshpool, Newtown, and Machynlleth. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including classes 158, 37, 57, and 60, though operators are not specified. The route appears to include the Vale of Rheidol area, with Caersws and March also mentioned as locations. The journey begins at 05:15 from Newport and ends with an arrival at Aberystwyth at 12:45, followed by a return trip to Newport via Dovey Junction.