Pennsylvania E8A 5898 heads out of town with an afternoon excursion run on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern. It was later Amtrak 497 and was one of two Pennsy E units on the Blue Mountain &... (more)

Steam locomotive "Tommy G. Robertson" in operation on the Six Flags Railroad at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri. The 36"-gauge locomotive was built by Crown Metal Products ov... (more)

USRA light Mikado 551 is the only surviving steam locomotive from the Chicago & Illinois Midland. It was donated in 1955 to the Museum of Transport in Kirkwood, Missouri, where it remains on stat... (more)

Frisco Silver Dollar Line 0-4-0T 43 is departing the station for another trip around Silver Dollar City. The two-foot-gauge tank engine was built in Germany in 1934 and is the smallest locomotive... (more)

"Eli" is a full size, 3-foot-gauge steam locomotive built by Crown Metal Products in 1973 for Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri. The railroad was initially sponsored by Burlington ... (more)

Branson Scenic's flagship F-unit 98 poses as it crosses the Barren Fork Trestle on an extra run for a commercial shoot.

Norfolk & Western Y6A 2156 on display at the National Museum of Transportation.

The Union Pacific 4006 Big Boy is one of many steam locomotives on display at the National Museum of Transportation.

Conrail 5677 (formerly CNJ 1521) sits next to the Abbott Building, which covers some cabooses, trolley cars, steam engines and even a GG-1, all of which are part of a large railroad collection at ... (more)

Union Pacific Big Boy 4006 and Union Pacific 6944 on display at the National Museum of Transportation.

Norfolk & Western Y6A 2156 on display at the National Museum of Transportation.

The Rock Island number 3 on display at the National Museum of Transportation.

Branson Scenic 98 brings up the rear of a excursion train in Branson.

BSRX 99 leads the 14:00 departure of the Branson Scenic Railway "Ozark Zephyr" as they head south through Melva, Missouri on the MNA Aurora subdivision.

Original EL. Before Norfolk Southern repainted its younger cousin, The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, Missouri, undertook a cosmetic restoration of former Erie Lackawanna SD45 360... (more)