Polish locomotive Naklo heads for Alston

South Tynedale gala day, last train triple headed in celebration

Bowes railway santa special double headed by their only two serviceable locomotives

Sir Cecil A Cochrane sits outside the oldest working railway shed in the world on Tanfield Railway.

RHDR #4 "The Bug" was built by Krauss in 1926 for use in the construction of the RHDR. It was sold to an amusement park in 1933 and later ended up in a Belfast scrap yard. Sir William McAlpine rec... (more)

Lookin' up.

This Furness Railway loco no. 3, was built in 1846 and was designed by Edward Bury, whose engines were popular with the early railway companies because they were cheap. It is the only survivor in ... (more)

Wood is used to keep No. 4 hot overnight, resulting in some sparks from the firebox. This photo was taken around 2 AM.

Is there anything better than steam on a cool Autumn morning? No. 4 is being prepared just after sunrise for a day of running on the IHC's 1-mile loop track. Several volunteers stayed the night ... (more)

No. 4 steams in the cool air just after midnight, being readied for the Autumn Leaf Special the next morning. This locomtoive was built by Porter in 1923 as a tank engine, but has been rebuilt an... (more)

Steam on the Iron Horse! No. 4 stands at the Groningen depot (ex- St Paul & Duluth, later NP, built in 1895). A large crowd of people enjoyed rides on this authentic recreation of a 1920s Minnes... (more)

Tending the fire at 2 AM on a cold October morning. This is how you really connect with history!

Viscose #6 works up a slight grade during the steam weekend on the Ashtabula, Carson & Jefferson Railroad. Note, a couple of passengers capturing the photo line.

Fireless 0-4-0 locomotive no.91001 was built by Krauss & Co. in Linz in 1915 and was brought to the Budapest Railway Museum from here from Paks Museum. This type of loco was designed to work in a ... (more)