Steam engine hauling a freight train This was a special Charter train

London Transport liveried pannier tank L94 climbs past Waterside Caravan Park hauling the 15:45 Paignton to Kingswear on Thursday 30th August 2018

GWR 4079 'Pendennis Castle' on Shed. Photo taken during a TimeLine Events Nightshoot'. The Castle Class 4-6-0 is one of the most celebrated locomotive types of the former Great Western Railway. ... (more)

In one of the halls of the National Museum of Scotland we find the 2nd oldest surviving locomotive in the world: the Wylam Dilly. It was built in 1815, and sister locomotive the Puffing Billy whic... (more)

45157 rolls west towards the coast though the remote highlands passing this frequently photographed church.

The crew of USATC S160 2-8-0 look carefully rearward at Toddington on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway Steam Gala on 26th May 2018

4-6-0 Stanier design "Black Five" steamlocomotive # 44871 is crossing the 380 meter long and up to 30 meter high, 21 arched Glenfinnan viaduct, built in 1898, with "The Jacobite&qu... (more)

Ordered by the French Military for use in World War 1,this loco was supplied by Baldwin in 1916.Following the ceasefire in 1918,she was sold to the Ryam Sugar Works,Bihar,India,where she worked fo... (more)

With the railway's diesels being put into use today it was a chance to look at the steam fleet and do some urgent repairs. In Marley Hill shed the right hand cylinder is being inspected by volunte... (more)

The Great Northern Railway steam locomotive No 1 seen here on the turntable of the NRM in York has been designed by Patrick Stirling and has been built at Doncaster in 1870. The locomotive has bee... (more)

Steam locomotive, North Eastern Railway, 2-2-4T No 66, "Aerolite", designed by Edward Fletcher, built at Gateshead in 1869, withdrawn in 1933.

Santa train at Tanfield railway

In 1933, the Great Western Railway introduced the first of what was to become a very successful series of railcars, which survived in regular use into the 1960s, when they were replaced with the n... (more)

This tiny locomotive was built by Neilson and Company in Glasgow in 1897. It worked at Beckton Gas works, in London, and is now preserved at Bressingham Hall, near Diss, in Norfolk.

S&DJR No.88 on the West Somerset Railway.