Locomotive EMD G16U 608 EFVM at Piraqueassú Yard.

In the course of a rail journey to the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, freight trains on the Siliguri-Darjeeling route, which belongs to the World Cultural Heritage, were again driven after 25 years... (more)

Ab 608 approaches Ava with special from Wellington marking 100 years of ANZAC Day honoring our war veterans. Built in 1915, this locomotive was dedicated as a war memorial honoring the railwaymen ... (more)

Ab 608 departs Feilding for Ohakune working the Heartland Tour train. Built in 1915, this locomotive was dedicated as a war memorial honoring the railwaymen who did not return from WW1. Based at ... (more)

Ab 608 awaits departure from platform 9 of Wellington railway station with special to Taita marking 100 years of ANZAC Day honoring Australian and New Zealand war veterans. Built in 1915, this lo... (more)

Ab 608 enters tunnel 7 (Neptune) near Paekakariki working a special from Wellington marking 100 years of ANZAC Day honoring Australian and New Zealand war veterans. Built in 1915, this locomotive... (more)

Ab 608 approaches Petone bound for Wellington working a special marking 100 years of ANZAC Day honoring war veterans. A ceremony was held at Petone followed by two trips from Wellington to Taita.... (more)

Ab 608 steams through Tawa with a special from Wellington marking 100 years since ANZAC Day was first observed. 608 was built by NZR Addington in 1915 and dedicated as a war memorial in 1925 for ... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen. The train is bound for Masterton and is passing RM31... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & Locomotive... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & ... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & ... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & ... (more)

Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & ... (more)