Steamtown's 1929 0-6-0 Baldwin built switcher nears the end of its short "shuttle" excursion past the former DL&W station ducking an old signal bridge along the way. Note the ongoing track renewa... (more)

Y112 is working hard with a clean stack, as it hauls the preserved 'Tait' EMU set near the top of the 1 in 50 Glenroy bank, with assistance from A2 986 at the rear. You can watch video from this d... (more)

Victoria's oldest operating mainline steam locomotive Y112, built 1889, climbs the 1 in 50 Glenroy bank with a Essendon-Broadmeadows shuttle. The four cars are the preserved 'Tait' EMU set, and 4-... (more)

A double headed train hauled by the 0-6-0 #4 named Langshyttan and by the 2-8-0 #5 named Thor is leaving the Faringe station.

This is the Aln Valley Railway newly opened but at moment only running for 1.5 miles.It will eventually run to Alnmouth on the Northumberland coast 3.5 miles away It is British standard gauge and ... (more)

Y112 trails the preserved 'Tait' EMU set, with A2 986 leading out of shot, as they descend the 1 in 50 Glenroy Bank. You can watch video from this day here: https://youtu.be/AuGVqSTmnXk

Y112 leads the four car preserved 'Tait' EMU set, with locomotive A2 986 trailing. The train is seen here getting stuck into the 1 in 50 grade of the Glenroy bank, on an Essendon - Broadmeadows sc... (more)

The "Henschel" on the way from Arques to Lumbres.

The locomotive was built by Henschel in 1912, and it is owned and operated by heritage railway "Train of Mouettes". The locomotive was invited for the Celebration "20 years of the t... (more)

The locomotive was built by Henschel in 1912. The crew have time for a break.

Steamtown's 0-6-0 #26 pulls a lone caboose giving rides to visitors in a dreary Sunday in late April. The train backs into the platform to swap out passengers.

Steamtown's 0-6-0 #26 pulls a lone caboose giving rides to visitors in a dreary Sunday in late April. The locomotive is passing the Union Pacific "Big Boy" that is on static display in the yard.

Steamtown's 0-6-0 #26 pulls a lone caboose giving rides to visitors in a dreary Sunday in late April. The locomotive is passing the Union Pacific "Big Boy" that is on static display in the yard.

Former Freiberg Paper Works fireless steam loco - nowadays owned by IG Dampflok Nossen - stands in front of the Nossen roundhouse, but no longer operational.