Preservation
Several Class 97 locomotives have been preserved on heritage railways.
- 97201 / 24061 - North Yorkshire Moors Railway
- 97403 / 46035 - Privately-owned, based at Crewe depot.
- 97404 / 46045 - Midland Railway - Butterley
- 97406 / 40135 - East Lancashire Railway
- 97407 / 40012 - Midland Railway - Butterley
- 97408 / 40118 - Tyseley Locomotive Works
- 97650 - Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
- 97651 - Northampton & Lamport Railway
- 97654 - Peak Rail
- 97803 / 05001 - Isle of Wight Steam Railway
- 97804 / 06003 - Barrow Hill Engine Shed
- 97805 / 03079 - Derwent Valley Light Railway
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