🚂✨ Steam at Crewe in the 1960s – The End of an Era ✨🚂 Crewe was once the beating heart of Britain’s steam railway network — a place where giants like the Royal Scots, Princess Coronations, and countless Black 5s thundered through daily. By the mid-1960s, change was in the air. Diesels and electrics were taking over, and the proud sheds of Crewe North (5A) and Crewe South (5B) were preparing for their final days. From the farewell tour of 46115 Scott’s Guardsman in 1965, to the running-in of 70

Class 43 (43018) is a static display at the Crewe Heritage Centre. It has no engine in it. So I have added the sound of a class 43 MTU engine, to create the atmosphere of a real life HST! #trains #diesellocomotive #britishrailways #railways #trainspotting #heritagerailway #class43 #HST | Adrian Watson

Captured arriving via the back door, Crewe Heritage Centre's latest exhibit, former Great Western Railway #HST power car 43018. Donated by Angel Trains and transported by Allelys Group. Keep an eye on Crewe Heritage Centre's social media pages for more news on this one..... 125 Group WNXX | Railcam

5.8K views · 129 reactions | DB Cargo 66176 causing an almost clag black out passing our Crewe Cam 4 with a Crewe T.M.D. (E) to Arpley Sidings working. | Railcam | Facebook

4.8K views · 93 reactions | 44422's departure, as seen by our Crewe Cam 4, as she leaves the Crewe Heritage Centre bound for the West Somerset Railway | Railcam | Facebook

20K views · 834 reactions | 45690 ‘Leander’ heading for an overnight stay at Crewe Heritage Centre in preparation for tomorrows Railway Touring Company charter ‘The North Wales Coast Express’. West Coast Railways The Railway Touring Company Crewe Heritage Centre | Railcam | Facebook