The pride and joy of the Conway Scenic fleet pulls the Valley Trail across Moat Brook Trestle in North Conway. The 1921 former Grand Trunk and Canadian National 0-6-0 is in all her glory in the fa... (more)

As Ex. Canadian National 7470 simmers by the depot in North Conway, NH, the fireman of the train gets hoop orders from the station master. This photo session was during Conway Scenic's "Railfan... (more)

Getting CN 7470 ready for day two of Railfans Weekend. Before its first run of the day, CN 7470 is worked on on the North Conway turntable. Soon it will do some switching then lead the firs... (more)

Tanfield's annual night shoot , Twizell and 49 rest in the shed

Tanfield's annual night shoot , Twizell has its fire dropped at the end of the evening

Tanfield's annual night shoot , Twizell and No 2 simmer in the yard

This 0-6-0 Lima Locomotive Works engine was built in 1920 for the Union Pacific and operated in the Denver rail yards until 1949 when it was sold to the Laramie Valley Railroad. UP 4455 worked at... (more)

Last active steam in Kosovo

Prairie Village, Herman & Milwaukee 0-6-0 No. 29 pauses for water at the former Wentworth (SD) depot, which was used by the GN and Milwaukee Road

Prairie Village, Herman & Milwaukee 0-6-0 No. 29 (ex-Duluth & Northeastern 29) smoke up the sky at Madison, SD. Love that home built whistle!

Prairie Village, Herman & Milwaukee 0-6-0 No. 29 (ex-Duluth & Northeastern 29) steaming up outside the replica roundhouse at Historic Prairie Village, Madison, SD

A look down the tracks from the fireman's side of PRR 643.

D&NE 29 steams down the main line on the PVH&M loop. Volunteers at Historic Prairie Village have spent the past three years making repairs to the 1944-built Lima 0-6-0, which last ran at the vill... (more)

Duluth & Northeastern 29 gently steam outside the roundhouse at Madison, South Dakota. Volunteers at Historic Prairie Village have spent the past three years making repairs to the 1944-built Lima... (more)

The locomotive now lettered as CPR 2024 was originally built for the US Army during World War II. After the war, it ended up in use in British Columbia, and then found its way to Heritage Park Hi... (more)