The Atlantic Coast Line 1031 a 4-6-0 Ten Wheeler sits inside the old Spencer Shops roundhouse watching the sunset outside the window as it awaits for more crowds of onlookers at the NCTM.

100 years old bavarian S3/6 3673 heads towards Nördlingen, the destination of the museum ttrain. The situation fits perfect to the museum train, as it reminds at former times, when in franconia ... (more)

High over Butternut Creek. US 152 trails a steamy, white plume against a cobalt blue sky as she rumbles across the recently rebuilt Butternut Creek Trestle on the run back to Crossroads Vi... (more)

On the Eastern Loop. On a beautiful but chilly January day, US 152 hauls a short string of wooden passenger coaches around the Huckleberry Railroad's eastern turning loop. Unlike most ste... (more)

3016 with a bit of help from AE Goodwin (Also) built 4807 crosses the Molonglo River bridge on the New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory border with an afternoon trip to from Canberra to Bu... (more)

2 Steam locos driving through the snow

On the shores of Mott Lake. The early morning sun casts some long shadows as US 152 hauls a short passenger consist east along the shoreline of the ice-covered Mott Lake, headed for downto... (more)

Eastbound out of Crossroads Village. Shortly after 10 AM, US 152 hauls a short passenger train on the Huckleberry Railroad, near the line's shops just east of Crossroads Village.

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On the Settle and Carlisle line there is a stretch that is continually rising for almost 40 miles and is known as the long drag. Here two locomotives, B1 Mayflower and Merchant Navy British India ... (more)

3237 crosses Rickabys Creek and Windsor Golf course with a shuttle to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Richmond Branch Line.

Ready to rock the Mott Lake area. With the steam pressure almost ready to lift the pops and all of her appliances up and running, US 152, the little Alaskan 10-wheeler begins to move in the... (more)

45699 'Galatea', in an un-authentic but not unattractive maroon livery, rounds the curve at Low Gill on the West Coast Main Line with the northbound 'Cumbrian Mountain Express'.

The end of steam is approaching on British Railways and it shows. Locomotives were run until they could run no more and then sent for scrap. With only a few weeks before steam disappeared in the L... (more)

Chicago & Northwestern 4-6-0 No. 175

The boiler for Chicago & North Western 4-6-0 R-1 No. 175 seen here undergoing restoration to operation in the engine house (shared by Pere Marquette N... (more)

Chicago & Northwestern 4-6-0 No. 175

The frame and drive train for Chicago & North Western 4-6-0 R-1 No. 175 sits stored in the yard at the Steam Railroading Institute (Owners of Pere M... (more)