The DMU DR1A #252 is leaving the Tallinn station with a local passenger train. The DR1 diesel trainset was manufactured by Rīgas Vagonbūves Rūpnīca starting in 1963 for suburba... (more)

The DMU DR1A #232 is leaving the Tallinn station with a local passenger train.

The Russian heavy diesel locomotive TEP70 #0157 is leaving the Tallinn station with a long passenger train.

The Russian heavy diesel locomotive #3234 of the ChME3 class is shunting in Tallinn. In 1990, Estonia was still part of the USSR. The ČKD ChME3 is a six axle road-switcher diesel-electric loc... (more)

Two Russian heavy diesel locomotives of the M62 class are resting at the Tallinn shed. In 1990, Estonia was still part of the USSR.

The EMU ER1 1032 is leaving the Tallinn railway station with a local passenger train.

Back in 1990, the Russian steam locomotive Su252-95 was no more in active service but was used as a stationary boiler and parked next to some industrial building that requires hot water or heating... (more)

Back in 1990, the Russian steam locomotive Su252-95 was no more in active service but was used as a stationary boiler and parked next to some industrial building that requires hot water or heating... (more)

Front view of the Russian P36 0064 at the Brest station. Photo taken with permission.

Close up view on the cab of the Russian P36 0064. These locomotives had an all-weather cab to deal with the harsh winter weather.

The narrow gauge diesel locomotive TU7-1677 is leading a freight train from peat fields of Mezinovsky narrow gauge railway

The narrow gauge diesel locomotive TU7-1677 is leading a freight train from peat fields of Mezinovsky narrow gauge railway

The narrow gauge diesel locomotive TU6D-0202 goes from peat fields of Mezinovsky narrow gauge railway

P36 0064 is awaiting departure from the Brest station at the border between Poland and Belarus. In 1990, this was the first steam charter to be organized in the former Soviet Union. The train run ... (more)

P36 0064 is awaiting departure from the Brest station at the border between Poland and Belarus. In 1990, this was the first steam charter to be organized in the former Soviet Union. The train run ... (more)