The Prussian T3 locomotive number 30 named "Chanderli" has been built by Borsig in Berlin Tegel in 1904 for the secondary line from Biberach to Oberharmersbach. Today, it is hauling the trains on ... (more)

310 093 is ready to depart the Ceske Budejovice station with a short passenger train.

The Perrygrove Railway is a 15 inch gauge estate style railway that runs for about 3/4 mile up the side of a hill on the outskirts of Coleford in the Forest of Dean. There are sections as steep as... (more)

A British visitor - 1909-built Standard-gauge 0-6-0T #753, a South Eastern & Chatham Railway 'P' class, runs past the lagoon on the dual gauge section of this French tourist railway. This loco is ... (more)

One of Pennsylvania's hidden gems struts its stuff for the cameras. The Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern's beefy 65-Ton Porter Saddle-Tanker hauls a mixed train through the rural farmland of Berks ... (more)

Merry Christmas. A little snow would make this the perfect Christmas card scene. WK&S 0-6-0T 65 emerges from the woods and passes between an ex-Reading crossing shanty and a house made to l... (more)

A brief peek of sunlight illuminates Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern's Porter #65 as she runs southbound past one of the many old farm houses dotting the landscape in rural Steinsville, Pennsylvania... (more)

The primary power on the Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern Railroad is this 65-ton Porter Tank Locomotive built in 1930. She was acquired from the Safe Harbor Water Power Company by the WK&S in 1972... (more)

WK&S #65 speeds along the Hawk Mountain Line with the first private steam charter of the railroad.

Former Matheran Light Railway (India) #740's last day on the Leighton Buzzard Railway before returning to it's owners in Peterborough. For the last train of the day from Pages Park #740 was double... (more)

Former Matheran Light Railway (India) #740's last day on the Leighton Buzzard Railway. It will now return to it's owners in Peterborough following the expiry of the loan agreement, seen here decor... (more)

No.4 "Doll" is the mainstay of the LBNGR's fleet, seen here leaving Pages Park on the 1040 to Stonehenge. The passengers include a party of children on an outing, hence the headboard.

Juniata Shops. PRR Class B8a.

After setting out a gondola full of shop scrap, the shifter backs up to the turntable. The stacks of wheels in t... (more)