Will Sadler keeps a watchful eye on the 70 inch drivers of the freshly restored Class J 611 as it rolls away from the turntable for a few test runs around the museum grounds.

In this midnight perspective near the Bob Julian Roundhouse at the North Carolina Transportation Museum, Norfolk & Western's famous streamlined "J" Class 4-8-4 611 rests just south of th... (more)

All eyes at the North Carolina Transportation Museum are on the streamlined 4-8-4 as the 611 prepares to move off of the turntable. Following the move, a round of applause broke out for those who ... (more)

This was the first time 611 had run under her own power since December of 1994. I was one of the first to see her move after her restoration.

For the first time in almost 21 years, N&W J Class Locomotive 611 works southbound on museum property and beside of Norfolk Southern's "Southern" 3170.

Framed by a well worn switch ground throw, N&W's magnificent "J" Class 4-8-4 number 611 works under her own power for the first time in almost 21 years.

Careful: The turntable accurately displays the sentiments of all those involved in this historic moment as the mighty Class J 611 slowly moves onto the turntable under the watchful eye of N... (more)

Going Home. For the first time in approximately a half of a century, Norfolk and Western Y6a #2156 rolls over "home rails" as it departs the Terminal Railroad's Merchants Subdivision and en... (more)

With her first cruise around the museum property complete, 611 rests for the night outside the roundhouse.

K153 leads a Steamrail Suburban tour between Ormond and Glenhuntly. This trip was run as a fundraiser for the Royal Children's Hospital's Good Friday Appeal.

Victoria's oldest operating mainline steam loco Y112 (built 1889), crosses the tramway crossing at Glenhuntly during a suburban tour. This is one of three remaining places in Victoria where the 60... (more)

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Steamrail Victoria suburban rambler tour returning to Newport.