Celebrating passing the 5M page-view mark here at railpictures.net with these uploades, here's another in a series of photos taken of the Reading in 1960. in this February scene, the shop switcher... (more)

Granite Rock Co #10 Returns Steam to the California State Railroad Museum for the first time in 4 years due to a major repair project that took that amount of time due to firebox problems. We see ... (more)

This is a classic B&W picture shot with a Hasselblad on Kodak Tri-X film in 1984. It represents a preserved engine of the German 89 series that was built in 1924. It belongs to the Museums-Eisenba... (more)

A triple header put on a big show when leaving Treignes on Sunday evening, as it was the last steam train of the 2014 Mariembourg Steam Festival of the CFV3V.

Mariembourg Steam Festival on the Chemin de Fer à Vapeur des 3 Vallées (CVF3V)

Steam in the fog ... that's a lot of water in the air!

W11 'Newport', one of two Stroudley 'Terriers' based on the Isle of Wight Steam Railway, is seen outside the shed at Havenstreet following a heavy rain shower. 'Newport' is due to re-enter servi... (more)

19-12, built 1948, is switching empty cars for loading coal in Banovici.

62 111 is pulling empty freigth cars for loading coal in a mine.

62 111 is pulling empty freigth cars for loading coal in a mine.

The "Prussian T3" type of locomotive is a construction for branch lines, which was developed by the Prussian State Railways. It was built in large numbers for the state railway, but also for many ... (more)

Reading Railroad 0-6-0 #1251

This engine is one of 10 remaining Reading Company engines. This engine was the last standard-gauge steam locomotive in daily operation on a class one railroad in t... (more)

Meeting between two oldies at the level crossing near the Kremze station. A biker sitting on its Jawa 2 stroke exhaust engine is waiting for the 310 093 to clear the way with a local passenger tra... (more)

In a few seconds, the station master will give the departure order to the crew of the 310 093. A David Rodgers charter.