The Pacific locomotive #82 has been built by Nippon Sharyo in Japan. It was initially built for the Royal Siam Railways (RSR) in 1953, but was delivered to the Hedjaz Jordan Railway in 1959.

#71 is getting prepared at the Amman shed for a new run south to Qasir.

#40213 is shunting at Qatrana, a little station lost in the Jordan stone desert.

On Monday 11th September we were told that the International train linking Amman in Jordan and Damascus in Syria now runs twice a week and no longer has a mixed consist. The train comprised the GE... (more)

The immaculate Hedjaz Jordan Railway A1A-A1A GE U10B #40212 is ready to leave the Amman station with a freight train direction north towards Syria.

The 2-8-2 #71 built by Forges Usines et Fonderies Haine-Saint-Pierre in Belgium in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir.

The 2-8-2 #71 built by Forges Usines et Fonderies Haine-Saint-Pierre in Belgium in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir.

The 2-8-2 #71 built by Forges Usines et Fonderies Haine-Saint-Pierre in Belgium in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir. The train is crossing the imposing ten arch viad... (more)

The 2-8-2 #51 built by Jung in Germany in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir. The train has just passed the imposing ten arch viaduct located 7 kilometers south of Amm... (more)

The 2-8-2 #51 built by Jung in Germany in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir.

The 2-8-2 #51 built by Jung in Germany in 1955 is hauling a short passenger train between Amman and Qasir. On the way, we had to take shelter inside the coaches because the favorite game of kids i... (more)

The Mikado #51 built by Jung in Germany in 1955 (we both have the same age!) is leaving Amman with a short passenger train to Qasir.

The Jordan steam locomotive #51 (Jung 1955) is hauling a mixed train between Amman and Qasir on the Hedjaz Railway.

The two Jordan steam locomotive #23 and #71 are shunting at the Amman station. #23 has been built by R.S.H. (Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns) in 1951 and #71 has been builts by the Forges Usines e... (more)

The two Jordan steam locomotive #23 and #51 are resting at the Amman shed.