U.S. 152. Tucked away in the engine house at Michigan's Huckleberry Railroad is one of the prettiest 10-wheelers in existence. This narrow gauge beauty was built in 1920 by the Baldwin Lo... (more)

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-0 Class K-14 1009 was built in 1910 by Baldwin Locomotive Works. She had 69" drivers, 20 x 26 cylinders, boiler pressure of 200lbs, and produced 25,623 lbs of tractive effo... (more)

45305 seen during a Great Central Railway steam gala event.

First ever steam gala at Wensleydale Railway. One of the guest engines was Sir Lamiel a locomotive built for the Southern region and not usually found in northern England. Here Sir Lamiel approach... (more)

The railways first ever steam gala

The Coast to Coast Express ran from Liverpool in the west to Scarborough in the East. A very hot day meant no exhaust

Burlington K-2 class 4-6-0 637 was built by Rogers Locomotive & Machine Works in November, 1892 as Burlington & Missouri River 309. It has 64 inch drivers, operates at 180 lbs of boiler pressure, ... (more)

LMS Black Five (5MT) No. 45428 named 'Eric Treacy' after one of the most famous steam railway photographers, pauses at Goathland on the delightful North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

GWR 6024 'King Edward 1' departs with the 1Z94 'Cathedrals Express' 1727 Shrewsbury - London Paddington. Stock used : 35333 (Support Coach) + 5200 + 5171 + 1860 + 13440 + 9104 + 99125 + 3093 + 19... (more)

White Pass Archaeology: WPY #60. Sitting on a bluff near the north end of the White Pass Yard in Skagway is one very forlorn-looking, little 10-wheeler with a rather odd story to tell. ... (more)

Two 'Black Five' ten-wheelers (mixed-traffic engines, produced in their hundreds, several are preserved) head the marathon 'Great Britain 4' railtour past Dalwhinnie, on Scotland's Highland Line f... (more)

The marathon 'Great Britain 4' railtour approaches Stirling amongst its surviving semaphores (worked from Stirling North cabin on the left) behind the 2 Black Fives, which are working the train fr... (more)

The line from Inverness to Wick in the Far North is one of Scotland's most isolated routes. Two 'Black Fives' with the marathon 'Great Britain 4' tour break the monotony of class 158 diesel units,... (more)