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37513
Class 37
Videos featuring 37513
A journey to Sheffield involved a cancelled train and subsequent delays, leading to the use of PlusBus tickets for alternative travel. The trip included stops at Magna Science Park tram stop and Rotherham Central, where line closures caused further disruptions. Travelers eventually reached Meadowhall Interchange before returning to Sheffield City Centre. Multiple train and tram services were involved, with various operators and locations referenced throughout the journey.
This video features British Railways' Class 37 locomotives, a type of English Electric Type 3 built between 1960 and 1965. These locomotives were widely used across the UK for various services, including freight and passenger trains. Some units were fitted with Mirrlees engines in the mid-1980s, and many had steam boilers for train heating. The footage highlights their distinctive sound and historical significance during the pre-digital era. Locations shown include Newton-le-Willows, Darlington, Cardiff Central, Dalwhinnie, Glasgow Queen Street, Sheffield, Tinsley Yard, Kilwinning, and Hope.
This video features trains at Balham station, which serves both London Underground and National Rail services. The station is located in South London and is part of the Brighton Main Line, connecting to London Victoria. Several train stock identifiers are present, though no specific operators or headcodes are noted in the metadata. The footage likely captures rail activity on this key route, with additional locations such as Clapham Common, Dorking, and London Bridge also referenced in the data.
This video features locomotive activity at Tinsley Yard and Depot in Sheffield during the 1980s and early 1990s. It includes a variety of British Railways diesel locomotives, such as classes 20 and 37, with specific examples including numbers 37015, 37053, 37057, and others. The footage has been re-mastered with improved colour, audio, and frame rate, offering a nostalgic look at railway operations from this era.
This video features two British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37513 and 37518, operating in the Kidderminster and Fort William areas. The footage shows one of these locomotives powering a passenger train heading towards Bridgenorth. While the operator is identified as British Railways and West Coast Railways, no specific headcode information is available for this recording.
A rail tour operated by Pathfinder Tours is shown in this video, featuring West Coast Railway Class 37 locomotives numbered 37518 and 37516 double heading at Newcastle Central. The footage captures the arrival and departure of the tour, which was part of 'The Easter Highlander' rail tour with headcode 1Z30. The route ran from Craigendoran to Cardiff Central.
This video features multiple train units, including classes 20, 37, 47, and 210, along with various headcodes and operators such as British Railways, C2C, DB Schenker, and others. The footage includes scenes from Leicester. While specific operational details are not provided, the content showcases different rail vehicles and services.
The footage highlights the yard's operations during the early 1990s, with scenes of diesel depots and general railway activity. While specific operators are not clearly identified in the metadata, the content reflects a period of transition for British Railways. The video provides a nostalgic look at this location before its decline became more apparent.
It features electric and diesel-hauled services running along the East Coast Main Line, with several locomotives including classes 158, 37, and 43 visible. The footage highlights freight traffic and the overhead catenary system in use at the time. The recording provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from this era, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 170, 220, and 37, with labels such as 170501, 220009, and 37025. It includes locations like Ash, Inverness, and Wythall, along with headcodes 1A48, 1V07, and 3A45. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, and others. The footage appears to capture railway operations or events, though specific details about the context or activity are not provided in the metadata.
This video features footage from Coalville Open Days in 1989 and 1990, showcasing historical railway scenes. It includes various locomotives such as classes 37, 40, 56, 58, and 60, with headcode 1S19 appearing in the data. The locations mentioned include Corby, Crewe, Derby, Doncaster, Hope, Redland, Stockton, and Tamworth. The operators associated are British Railways and BR - Sectors.
This video captures railway activity at Chesterfield in October 1990, featuring freight traffic, parcels services, HSTs, and loco-hauled inter-city trains. Multiple locomotive classes including Class 37, 47, 58, and 156 are present. The footage also includes Sprinter services and various train operations across different locations such as Finsbury Park, Leicester, and University. While the record contains details about stock, operators, and locations, headcode information is not available in this entry.
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37056
A video captures a train formation including locomotives 37059 and 37038, along with the Yorkshire Explorer ECS service, traveling through the Westbury area on a route between Taunton and Eastleigh. The footage includes clips from Berkley and Upton Scudamore. The operators involved are British Railways and Direct Rail Services (DRS). The locations featured include Taunton, Eastleigh, Westbury, and Upton. No headcodes are listed in the record.
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37056
This video features train units 37513, 37516, and 37668 on the Scarborough Spa Express. The footage was captured at Lancaster during both the outward and return journeys. The operator associated with the video is West Coast Railways, and the route includes Scarborough as a location. Some details such as headcodes are not present in the record.