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Crewe Heritage Trust
All photographs of this railway in date order.
![Entrance to Crewe Heritage Centre in August 2008<br><br>[Don Smith 16/08/2008]](/images/20000/20362.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![Grab shot taken from a Chester Line DMU on 2 March 2011 showing black liveried 70000 <I>Britannia</I> undergoing steam testing at Crewe Heritage Centre, minus smoke deflectors [see image 33219].<br><br>[David Pesterfield 02/03/2011]](/images/33000/33054.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![Resident shunter 03073 running brake van trips in the yard of the Crewe Heritage Centre on 12 February. This was part of a charity event to raise funds for the Emmie Dixon Home in the town. 66619 and 70011 were provided as static exhibits by Freightliner Ltd to help support the event.<br><br>[John McIntyre 12/03/2011]](/images/33000/33157.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![Shunted into a siding due to lack of commitment. A section of the APT that ran in public service in the early 1980s, including parts of 370003, on display at Crewe Heritage Centre on 12 March 2011. A Virgin Voyager is passing northbound on the main line heading for Glasgow Central.<br><br>[John McIntyre 12/03/2011]](/images/33000/33167.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![Ready for a test run following an overhaul. BR Standard Class 7 <br>
no 70000 <I>Britannia</I> at the Crewe Heritage Centre on 12 March minus nameplates and finished in unlined black livery. [See image 33054]<br><br>[John McIntyre 12/03/2011]](/images/33000/33219.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![A cab view of APT 370003 on 12 March 2011 at Crewe Heritage Centre. It is interesting just how 'low-tech' the cab of the Advanced Passenger Train appears, especially when compared to the present day Pendolino.<br><br>[John McIntyre 12/03/2011]](/images/37000/37015.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![A high level view looking across the station car park to Crewe Heritage Centre on 30 August catches (left to right) A4 60009 <I>Union of South Africa</I> in light steam, Brush Type 4 D1842, the smokebox of mostly hidden 71000 <I>Duke of Gloucester</I> and the APT exhibit [see image 20732]. The A4 worked the southbound <I>Cumbrian Mountain Express</I> special the following day.<br><br>[David Pesterfield 30/08/2013]](/images/44000/44462.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![In keeping with the modern trend for signallers to be located remotely from the signals they control, Exeter West box is now located in Crewe. It also has the largest ground floor windows I have ever seen on a signal box, and looks much nicer than the concrete box on the same site [see image 20362].<br><br>[Ken Strachan 03/04/2015]](/images/50000/50901.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![Peak 46035 poses for the camera at Crewe Heritage Centre on 3rd April 2015. The class 08 shunter behind it also looks good. It's a sign of the times that this photograph was taken from a Tesco car park.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 03/04/2015]](/images/51000/51218.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![It's not every day that you see steam and OHL together. The miniature ride-on train at the Crewe Heritage Centre emerges from the artificial tunnel next to the WCML.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 03/04/2015]](/images/61000/61956.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
![A short section of the Crewe Works narrow gauge railway (3 foot IIRC) survives on this ramp on the roof of the Heritage Centre signal box. View looks North; the class 40 cab on the right is mounted on the back of a road vehicle.<br><br>[Ken Strachan 03/04/2015]](/images/62000/62281.jpg "Crewe Heritage Centre")
