Tractacus' photos with the keyword: Warrington Bank Quay

60069 'Humphrey Davy' rolls through Warrington Bank Quay with a coal train bound for Fiddlers Ferry Power Station. Wed16Jul97. Scanned

43123 at Warrington Bank Quay with a southbound Cross Country service. Thu12May99. Scanned

Standing in the shadow of the Lever Bros soap factory at Warrington Bank Quay is Virgin Trains 43153 'The English Riviera Torquay - Paignton - Brixham', with the short lived 'Virgin XC' brandings, at the rear end of a northbound service. Wed16Jul97. Scanned

Virgin liveried 86242 'James Kennedy GC' stands at Warrington Bank Quay with a southbound service. 100 of the Class 86s were built in 1965-1966, known as AL6 at the time. E3101 - E3200, but it seemed that there were thousands of the things, especially south of Crewe. Virtually ignored for most of their working lives but, as is usually the case, with just a handful remaining, it's something of an event when one turns up nowadays. Thu12Aug99. Scanned

Class 43 43014 on a southbound Virgin Trains service at Warrington Bank Quay. This loco is now part of the Network Rail New Measurement Train. Thu12May99. Scanned

Mainline liveried 37274 pauses on the Up platform at Warrington Bank Quay. Wed16Jul97. Scanned

Over 1000 of these locos were built from 1953 to 1962, of the 08 09 and 10 versions. Just a few remain. 08742 is seen at Warrington Bank Quay. Wed16Jul97. Scanned

Something seems to be amiss with the combustion of 56092 as it takes off from Arpley Yard and heads north through Warrington Bank Quay with one Ferrywaggon in tow. Wed16Jun97. Scanned