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58021
Class 58
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1A98
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 58021
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2B10
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 58021
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0J03
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 58021
2 total on headcode/date
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1B05
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 58021
2 total on headcode/date
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1A26
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 58021
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Videos featuring 58021
This video captures footage from Bescot Yard during a busy period in June 1997. The scene was filmed from a station footbridge near the M6, and the uploader mentions it as a stop on a journey to Lancashire from South Wales. Several locomotive stock items are identified, including classes 31, 37, and 50, though no operators or headcodes are specified. The location mentioned is Rannoch.
Loco-hauled trains are visible, with multiple locomotives identified, including classes 37, 58, 60, and 66, as well as one class 68. Several operators associated with railway services in the UK are listed, though no specific operator is mentioned in relation to the footage. The locations referenced include stations across England such as Banbury, Birmingham Moor Street, Crewe, Derby, Doncaster, Eastleigh, Leamington Spa, Leeds, and Marylebone. Headcodes present in the data include 0N42, 3Q58, 3Q67, 4E92, and 6J95.
This video features a variety of railway scenes from different locations in Wales and surrounding areas. It includes footage of Class 153, 50, 56, 58, and 66 locomotives operating on various services, including postal runs and freight movements. Locations shown include Bristol Parkway, Rhymney, Lydney, Cardiff Queen Street, Ferryside, and Newport. The content highlights historical and operational aspects of rail transport during the early 2000s.
The footage features a variety of stock such as classes 20, 31, 33, 37, 47, and 56, alongside High Speed Trains (HST) and passing freight services. The event appears to be part of a larger gathering or festival involving multiple locomotives. No operator details are specifically associated with the individual stock items in the metadata, but several railway operators are listed in the dataset. The location is clearly identified as Newport.
This video explores the history of the Class 58 diesel locomotives, originally built in Doncaster. It covers their service with Railfreight, Trainload Coal, Mainline Freight, and EWS, as well as their international excursions. The footage includes various operations such as double-heading, maintenance at Doncaster Works, and appearances on freight services and railtours. Locomotives featured include 58001, 58004, 58008, 58013, and others, operating across locations like East Midlands, Sileby, Retford, and Brookwood. The video highlights both common and unusual workings of these locomotives throughout their service history.
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 58, a modular diesel locomotive designed in the 1980s for freight haulage. It covers its origins, engineering innovations, and service at Toton Depot before its decline due to coal reduction and privatization. The documentary also highlights its later use in Spain, France, and the Netherlands, as well as preservation efforts. Key locations include Birmingham New Street, Chesterfield, Doncaster, and Wolverhampton, with headcodes such as 1E31 and 1M07 identified. Operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways and Blue Pullman.
This video revisits the Old Oak Common Open Day from 2000, capturing memories of a variety of locomotives on display. Nigel Harris delivered an opening presentation, and several notable locomotives were highlighted, including a 47 Atlas on the Virgin stand and a locomotive named by the star of *The Railway Children*. The event included some locos being "fired up," which was appreciated by video enthusiasts for the added sound element. Various locomotives, operators, locations, and headcodes are noted in the metadata.
This video shows two Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455731 and 455862, departing from Reading. A third unit, numbered 58021 of Class 58, is also visible. The operator associated with the footage is South Western Railway. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures the export of six Class 58 locomotives from Newport in May 2004, as they were rebranded in Continental Rails blue livery. The footage includes scenes of the locomotives being prepared for transport on the MV Fairload, with some onboard shots taken before they were lifted. A Class 60 is also seen working on coal imports, while a dockside shunter handles the movement of the locos. The recording provides insight into this unusual rail export event.
It features locomotives such as 58023 'Leicester Depot', 20142 'Sir John Betjeman', and GWR HST 'Castle' set with 43094/43122 arriving from Arley. Other footage includes 25262 and D7628 'Sybilla' double heading between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth. The content highlights various heritage rail operations and rolling stock on display during the event.
This video features a collection of railway stock on the Severn Valley Railway, including several Class 50 and Class 56 locomotives, at Kidderminster Town. The footage includes locomotives such as 50007, 50049, and 50033, among others. The locations mentioned are the Severn Valley Railway and Kidderminster. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
The footage includes various stock items such as classes 20, 37, and 50, along with references to the 58 class locomotive 58021, which was part of a first-class tour to Penzance in 2002. The event took place at Arley and involved a gala featuring diesel-powered trains. Some locomotives not included in this video will be featured in another recording.
This video captures footage from an open day event held at the former Old Oak Common traction maintenance depot in west London. The event attracted a large number of attendees and featured a collection of locomotives from across the country. The structured metadata includes several locomotive stock numbers, such as 37101, 37308, and 50050, along with operators like British Railways and EWS, and headcodes 0J03 and 1B04. However, specific location details are not provided in the current record.
This video features railway scenes from Bristol Parkway and surrounding areas, including footage of locomotives such as 67001, 67026, and others. It also includes clips from Bishton Road bridge, showing views before changes to the structure. The content references the Parkway P.O. Depot, which operated between 2004 and 2007. Various railway stock and locations are identified, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.
swindon_rail enthusiast
DC Rail + RHTT + 2 Tesco's + Colas legendary tones @ GWR locations ~ 200 sub special 11/21
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 158, 166, 43, 58, 60, and 66, captured at locations such as Freshford and Westbury. Operators mentioned include Colas, DC Rail, GWR, and others. The content appears to focus on train movements and possibly special events or services, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video captures a train with the number 66021 at Willesden Junction. The footage includes the running light of the locomotive, which is identified as part of stock class 66. Other similar-numbered locomotives, including 58021, 60021, and 68021, are also noted in the metadata. The location of Willesden Junction is clearly marked, though no operator or headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Newport in May 1997, including locomotives such as 20169, 31439, 33116, and 58021, along with freight and High Speed Train services. The footage shows a gathering of rail enthusiasts and features several historic and operational steam and diesel locomotives. Some operators associated with the equipment include British Railways, EWS, and South Western Railway. The scene reflects a bygone era of railway activity with minimal modern distractions.
This video captures a visit to Old Oak Common during an open day 24 years ago, featuring over 50 exhibits including train namings, whistle soundings, and diesel startups. Stock on display includes various classes such as 165, 20, 31, 37, 47, and 50, though operators are not specified. The footage also shows trains in a yard adjacent to the exhibition, with some original EWS and Virgin liveries visible. Locations mentioned include Alstom, Alston, Doncaster, Hither Green, Keith, Stratford, and Truro. Headcodes such as 0J03, 1A26, 1A45, and 1A98 are noted in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Loco hauled in the'90s. Bangor, Cardiff, Chester, Llandudno, Newport etc
This video captures railway scenes from the 1990s across various locations in Wales and England, including Bangor, Chester, Llandudno, and Newport. It features a range of locomotive classes, such as 31, 37, 56, 58, and 60, with some specific units identified. The footage includes railtours at Cardiff involving loco exchanges and movements from events like open days and festivals. While the record provides details on stock, locations, and operators, headcode information is not available.
This video features a collection of historical railway photographs capturing scenes from several locations including Swindon, Westbury, Reading, Basingstoke, and Burlescombe. The images include various railstock such as classes 150, 153, 158, 165, and 166, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The content provides a visual record of railway operations and infrastructure from these areas.
This video captures railway scenes from 2002, featuring locomotives including Class 47 units 47811, 47813, and 50021, as well as Class 58 unit 58021. It includes locations such as Penzance, Birmingham New Street, Hither Green, and others along the route. The footage appears to document a journey involving historical railway operations, with one headcode identified as 1Z58. Some details about operators are not available in the current record.
This video features multiple Class 68 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 68021, 68023, 68025, and 68027, along with Nova 3 sets, at Leeds. The footage was recorded on 18 January 2020. Operators associated with the content include Northern and Transpennine. The location of the video is primarily Leeds, with additional references to Scarborough. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
It features locomotives including classes 31, 37, 47, and 58, though specific operators are not identified. The event took place in Newport, with no headcodes noted in the record.
This video captures scenes from a 1997 Railfest at Newport Station, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 60, 59, 58, 47, 40, 37, 33, 31, 09, and 08 departing the platform. It also shows freight trains with 56, 47, and 37. The footage includes a view of a class 58 locomotive (58021) operating on coal to Aberthaw before the yard was concealed. Additional context is provided through the audio transcription, which references the event's nostalgic value and invites viewers to share their own recordings.
This video features various British Rail Class 58 diesel locomotives operating in different locations across Wales and England between 2000 and 2004. It includes footage of services such as the Cardiff Railtour, Newport freight operations, and a Taunton service. Locomotives shown include 58037, 58042, 58030, 58021, and 58020 in blue GIF livery. The video also captures scenes from Newport Docks and Machen. Operators EWS and Freightliner are mentioned, along with headcodes 1Z50 and 1Z58.
This video features railway scenes from Bristol Parkway and Newport, capturing locomotives including 58021 in blue Mainline livery working in Newport, as well as Freightliner class 66s passing through. The footage also includes views of Bishton Flyover with various locomotives such as classes 37, 60, 66, and 67. The video highlights the challenges of capturing clear views from a high-sided road bridge.
The footage includes views of multiple stock items such as classes 20, 31, 33, and 37, along with several headcodes. Locations mentioned include Alstom, Doncaster, Hither Green, Keith, and Newport. Operators referenced in the metadata include British Railways, EWS, GBRF, Network South East, and Virgin Trains. The video provides a historical perspective on rail operations at the site during that time.
This video features a variety of railway stock from the early 2000s, including classes 20, 37, 47, 50, 56, 58, 59, and 60, alongside steam locomotives. It appears to capture scenes from an open day event at Old Oak Common in August 2000, with references to Carlisle and other locations mentioned. The footage includes trains operated by various entities such as British Railways, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Network South East, Rail Express Systems, and Virgin Trains. Headcodes such as 0J03, 1A26, 1A98, and 1B04 are also noted in the metadata.
A series of freight trains, including 58020/21/24/25/29/30/31, are shown being loaded onto the MV Fairload at Newport Docks in South Wales. The footage captures the loading process, with each lift taking approximately 15 minutes. The video includes several hours of observation condensed into nine minutes. The operator EWS is associated with the stock, and the location is identified as Newport. No headcodes are provided in the record.
This video captures railway footage from multiple locations in Wales, including Bristol Parkway, Lydney, Newport, and Hither Green. It features various locomotives, including classes 50, 56, and 66, with headcodes such as 50049, 56049, 58021, and 66042 appearing in the footage. The content highlights activity from a few days in late 2001, showcasing different rail operations across these sites.
This video captures a variety of locomotives departing from Newport Railfair in 1997. The footage shows different classes, including 31, 37, 56, and 58 series locomotives, with some identifiable by their numbers. The scene includes references to the absence of a large footbridge and a stabling point near the station. Additional archive material is mentioned as being available. No operators or headcodes are specified in the metadata.