Tanfield Railway's annual gala saw two visiting steam engines, one of which, No 60 is shown here passing what was once the site of the railway's steam shed. 60 years ago this was a three track lay... (more)

Wilmington & Western Steam Locomotive 58 marches up the steep grade coming into Hockessin, DE while pulling a special mid week charter. The fireman was obviously not shy about laying on the coal f... (more)

Wilmington & Western Steam Locomotive 58 leads a mid week charter through the scenic Red Clay Valley.

Moments prior to departure with our afternoon "tea service," the day's power - an immaculate 1899 example of Scottish steam - runs around in the Aviemore station to couple up. On left Ne... (more)

Old friends gather in front of Outer Harbor Terminal #2 waiting for their photo to be taken at the San Pedro port during WWII. Or more accurately, actors from all over Southern California pose in ... (more)

At the end of the day the crew tops off their "Austerity" with water and prepares to put her away for the night in the classic brick engine house.

After the 10 mile trek through the Cairngorm National Forrest from Aviemore, the power for our afternoon "tea train" runs around to the south end of the train for the return trip. This 1... (more)

My first encounter with UK preserved railways was the relatively modest 5 mile long Bo’ness and Kinneil Rwy just outside of Edinburgh Scotland. The UK preserved lines certainly don't fail to imp... (more)

Steamtown's 1929 0-6-0 Baldwin built switcher ducks under the former Delaware, Lackawanna & Western signal bridge after passing the 1908 built DL&W depot which is now owned and operated by the Rad... (more)

Steamtown's 1929 0-6-0 Baldwin built switcher captured midway on the first of four scheduled "shuttle" excursions to the former DL&W station and a bit beyond. Note the ongoing track ren... (more)

Steamtown's 1929 0-6-0 Baldwin built switcher nears the end of its short "shuttle" excursion past the former DL&W station ducking an old signal bridge along the way. Note the ongoing track renewa... (more)

Y112 is working hard with a clean stack, as it hauls the preserved 'Tait' EMU set near the top of the 1 in 50 Glenroy bank, with assistance from A2 986 at the rear. You can watch video from this d... (more)

Victoria's oldest operating mainline steam locomotive Y112, built 1889, climbs the 1 in 50 Glenroy bank with a Essendon-Broadmeadows shuttle. The four cars are the preserved 'Tait' EMU set, and 4-... (more)

A double headed train hauled by the 0-6-0 #4 named Langshyttan and by the 2-8-0 #5 named Thor is leaving the Faringe station.

This is the Aln Valley Railway newly opened but at moment only running for 1.5 miles.It will eventually run to Alnmouth on the Northumberland coast 3.5 miles away It is British standard gauge and ... (more)