The SP&S 700, built in May 1938 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works, stands proudly amoungst Alco-product NKP 324, constructed 17 years later originally for the Utah Railway.

Y112 becomes the first steam loco to traverse the new Regional Rail Link (RRL) route between Manor Junction and Deer Park. The loco is seen pausing briefly at Wyndham Vale Station while on transfe... (more)

#4 wraps up a day's worth of running along the Portland waterfront. These days, the line is playing host to her sister, #3.

The BDZ steam locomotive #47.05 is plighted outside of the main railway station of Sofia in Bulgaria. This is a J.A. Maffei engine built in Germany in 1900.

The 760mm gauge 0-6-2T U37.002 was built by Krauss Linz in 1898, originally as a Austrian class U. Restored in 2004, she is now hauling charter trains on the JHMD. The passenger train is seen here... (more)

The Px38 805 is waiting for her next duty in the Znin shed.

Three cylinder 4-6-2 of the A1 class # 60163 "Tornado" of the "A1 Steam Locomotive Trust" as guest locomotive on the West Somerset Railway Autumn Steam Gala, entering Washford ... (more)

Evening train to Wolsztyn.

Vladimir Lenin's funeral train is preserved in the Moscow Railway Museum. Locomotive U-127 is the only surviving locomotive of it's type, and was the Soviet Union's first and only locomotive to be... (more)

London Brighton & South Coast Railway 0-6-0T "Terrier" No. 54-Waddon at Exporail Museum, Montreal. What a little gem to find at the museum and so dwarfed by its Canadian cousins. It was acquired ... (more)

Not self propelled steam rotary # 4 of the Bergen line, part of the Rallarmuséet (Navvies museum) in Finse, Norway's highest railway station on 1222 meter a.s.l. This sixaxle rotary with fouraxle... (more)

I was surprised to see that there were no complete images of this dramatic steam locomotive on the website. The streamlined 232U1 (4-6-4) of 1949 is my favorite at the museum that I had the opport... (more)

Not self propelled steam rotary # 4 of the Bergen line, part of the Rallarmuséet (Navvies museum) in Finse, Norway's highest railway station on 1222 meter a.s.l. This sixaxle rotary with fouraxle... (more)