Boarding a mixed freight and passenger train pulled by cogwheel steam locomotive HG 3/4 #4 of the Furka Oberalp Bahn at Tiefenbach.
A reenactment scene during a P. Minder photo charter.
Around 1930 a group of passengers is waiting in Furka station for the train of the Furka-Oberalp-Bahn for the journey to Andermatt. A P.M. photo event.
As far as is known, there were hardly any freight-only trains on the Brig-Furka-Disentis Railway (BFD) and its successor, the Furka-Oberalp Railway (FO, from 1926). In most cases, some freight car... (more)
On the Furka, the cattle and the steam train share the territory. However, the animals prefer to look for their own food and do not accept anything from the passengers.
Retired engineer and fireman of the DFB, Georg S. (left) talking with his son Oli S., engineer and responsible of the cogwheel steamlocomotive HG 3/4 # 9 in Gletsch station.