Mallet steam locomotive 101 en route with a mixed train from Saint-Agrève to Raucoules.

With a lot of different cars Mallet 414 arrives in Lamastre with the scheduled passenger train from Tournon.

Mallet steam locomotive 414 was built in 1932 by Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécanique.

Mallet steam locomotive 101 en route with a mixed freight train Raucoules - Saint-Agrève leaves the former station Ladreyt.

Four railcars of this type were built by Billard in 1939. Only one is preserved and in operation by association Les Voies Ferrés du Velay.

The "Chemin de fer du Vivarais" line Tournon – Lamstre (33km/20.5mi) is a part of a former great metre gauge system with a total lengt of 201km/124.6mi. On the right side is the former continuat... (more)

Both passenger cars are from Switzerland: the red one from the railway "Nyon–St-Cergue–Morez", the car at the end of the train from the "Aigle–Ollon–Monthey–Champéry"... (more)

Locotracteur 70, built from a steam locomotive in 1948 for the Charentes CFD, heads Mallet steamlocomotive 101 (constructed in 1901) out of the shed.

The Billard railcar date from 1940. Mallet steam locomotive 414 was constructed in 1932 by Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécanique at Graffenstaden

Mallet steam locomotive 101 en route with a mixed feigth train from Saint-Agrève to Raucoules.

Four railcars of this type were built by Billard in 1939. Only one is preserved and in operation by association Les Voies Ferrés du Velay.

Mallet steam locomotive 414, constructed in 1932 by Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécanique at Graffenstaden, heads a mixed train Lamastre - Tournon.

Mallet steam locomotive 414 is waiting for the time to go back to Tournon.

Mallet steam locomotive 101 in Saint-Agrève, the terminal station of VFV Voies Ferrées du Velay. The locomotive will use the turntable for going forward back to Raucoules.

Four railcars of this type were built by Billard in 1939. Only one is preserved and in operation by association Les Voies Ferrés du Velay.