| Some photos taken at Rugby, Crewe, Bescot and Didcot around the year 2000.
Rugby was about to lose its distinctive overall roof in favour of a much smaller modern roof. The 86s and 87s still operated the West Coast services, with some still in InterCity livery. 47s were still in charge of cross country services, but were soon to be ousted in favour of Voyagers. |
08695 shunts Bescot Yard 800x571 Buy Print |
08939, carrying the very unofficial name 'Teapot' shunting at Rugby 800x569 Buy Print |
310108 at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
37379 carries the attractive 'Mainline' livery at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
37418 awaits departure from Crewe on a service to Chester 800x571 Buy Print |
37418 'East Lancashire Railway' arrives at Crewe from Chester 800x571 Buy Print |
Loadhaul liveried 37698 at Crewe 800x643 Buy Print |
37698 at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
47287 passing Rugby on a Freightliner service 800x569 Buy Print |
47308 at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
47640 on the Serco test train at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
47733 'Eastern Star' passing Bescot light engine 800x571 Buy Print |
47840 'North Star' arriving at Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
47843 'Vulcan' passing Didcot in November 200 800x569 Buy Print |
47849 departs Crewe on a cross country service 800x571 Buy Print |
66023 is seen through the roof's supporting pillars at Rugby 800x571 Buy Print |
66143 passing Rugby 800x569 Buy Print |
Gleaming 86209 on Thunderbird duties at Rugby 800x571 Buy Print |
87010 'King Arthur' in the soon to be obsolete InterCity livery at Rugby 800x569 Buy Print |
87030 'Black Douglas' passes through Crewe on a West Coast service 800x571 Buy Print |
90134 approaching Crewe station on a Freightliner 800x557 Buy Print |
The overall roof at Rugby, shortly before demolition began 800x571 Buy Print |
An 87 leaves Crewe 800x571 Buy Print |
Another unidentified 87 departing from Rugby in July 2000 800x569 Buy Print |
