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56089
Class 56
Videos featuring 56089
This video captures railway scenes from Barnetby, Hensall, and Doncaster in July 1997. It features various locomotives including classes 56, 66, and 90, with mentions of operators EWS and Great North Eastern Railway. The footage includes signal boxes and semaphore signals, though the camera work is described as unsteady. The content originates from old VHS tapes and has been edited using a new player. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway scenes from Castleford and Pontefract Monkhill in the late 1980s. It features various locomotives including Class 37 and Class 56 diesel units, as well as Met-Cam DMUs and Sprinter services. The footage shows signal box operations at Castleford with semaphore signals being cleaned by staff, alongside freight and passenger trains passing through the area. At Pontefract Monkhill, multiple MGR trains are visible, hauled by Grid class locomotives, with some displayed in different liveries including BR blue, Railfreight, and Trainload Freight Coal Sector.
This video captures footage from Leamington Spa station, featuring a range of locomotives including 66100. The content includes various stock items such as classes 172, 56, and 66, along with headcodes like 4M61, 6M50, and 6X01. Additional locations mentioned include Eastleigh, Scunthorpe, Warwick Parkway, and Westbury. The video reflects a visit to the station that included a one-off working event.
This video features a collection of railway stock, including multiple Class 56 diesel locomotives and the Class 89 electric locomotive 89001. The footage appears to be recorded in the Barnetby and Doncaster areas, with some references to operators such as EWS and Great North Eastern Railway. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the content provides a visual record of railway operations from the late 1990s.