Replica locomotive Puffing Billy raises steam in the 1825 shed yard before performing its daily duties of hauling visitors along a short stretch of line close to Pockerley manor house.

Nearly 100 years of locomotive evolution is on display in Duluth as Northern's Pacific's first locomotive the Minnetonka (Smith & Porter 1870) poses next to one of NP's last locomotives SD45 3617 ... (more)

This weekend, the Catskill Mountain Railroad played host to Viscose #6, seen here passing her own advertisement. In spite of less-than-ideal weather conditions on Saturday, the event was a great ... (more)

May 7, 2016 marks the first time that steam has traveled the rails of the Ulster & Delaware since the 1950s, but sadly it also marks what is quite possibly the last, as the Catskill Mountain Railr... (more)

Saddle tank locomotive "Fred" of Stoomcentrum Maldegem in Belgium was invited as guest during the steam festival “Baie de Somme".

One of the highlights of the Festival of Steam 2016 on the CFBS (Chemin de Fer de la Baie de Somme): a train of 9 narrow-gauge locomotives in the "Mont Blanc" hill! The first is the sma... (more)

Festival of Steam 2016 of the CFBS (Chemin de Fer de la Baie de Somme) A train of three little 1-meter gauge French steam engines in the golden evening light: -the first one is the youngest: a 0... (more)

NHV #17 rest under the stars awaiting passenger excursions for the 2016 calendar year. The remote location of the North Carolina Railway Museum allows for views of the Milky Way Galaxy in the Spr... (more)

Bowes railway only opens once a month and doesn't always feature steam running so this was quite a rare occasion. No 22 heads a demonstration freight up the line on a sunny Sunday afternoon

"Bauxite No.2" was built in 1874 by the firm of Black Hawthorn,Gateshead,and worked until 1947 at International Aluminium Co. Ltd. It's job was to haul wagonloads of (yes,you've got ther... (more)

Bobgins crossing and a demonstration freight

Mississippi Railroad 0-4-0 "Mississippi"

The "Mississippi" was built in 1834 for the Mississippi Railroad in Mississippi, USA. Manufactured by Brathwaite and Ericson in England, it is th... (more)

B&O 1927 built "York" Replica
Captured here while at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry

This locomotive is a replica of the 1831 "York," built in 1927 at B&O's own Mt. Cla... (more)

B&O No. 8 "John Hancock"

The "John Hancock" was built in April of 1836 by Ross Winans and George Gillingham at the Mt. Clare shops. This was one of a series of enhance... (more)

The B&O Mt. Clare Roundhouse

An interior photograph of the B&O Railroad Museum's roundhouse featuring the newly acquired "more)