The Central Railway (India) class D/1 4-8-0 #707 is arriving at Dhaulpur with a mixed train. This delightful small class of three locos spent their entire lives on this two foot six inches gauge s... (more)

The Indian Railways meter gauge Pacific locomotive YP #2296 is making a brief stop at the Agra Idgah station with a long passenger train.

The Indian Railways streamlined Pacific locomotive #7439 is making a brief stop at the Agra Idgah station with a long passenger train.

The Indian Railways streamlined Pacific locomotive #7620 is resting at the Agra Idgah shed.

WG #9175 is awaiting departure from the Agra Cantt station with a passenger train.

WG #9175 is awaiting departure with a passenger train whilst WG #8018 is running light through the Agra Cantt station.

The CWD Mikado #12604 is shunting at the Agra Cantt station. The Indian AWD (American War Design) / CWD (Canadian War Design) steam locomotives were the war design locomotives. These two classes s... (more)

The CWD Mikado #12604 is shunting at the Agra Cantt station. The Indian AWD/CWD steam locomotives were the war design locomotives. These two classes showed strong American features and were used f... (more)

Bengal and North Western Railway, 429 then Oudh & Tirhut Railway, 429, then Indian Railways YB class #1006. Renumbered to 30084 in 1957, a 4-6-2 built by Nasmyth, Wilson in 1935 in England.

The Indian locomotive class WAP-1 is a class of 25 kV AC electric locomotives that was developed in 1980 by Chittaranjan Locomotive Works for Indian Railways. The model name stands for broad gauge... (more)

The Bengal Nagpur Railway class N Garratt was a class of steam locomotives built by Beyer, Peacock & Co. in England in 1929. At the time of their construction, they had the largest water capacity ... (more)

This is a tank locomotive fitted with a crane, popularly known as “Crane Tank”. This 0-6-0T wheel arrangement Broad gauge (5’6”) locomotive was imported from M/s Robert White and Partners ... (more)

The HG/C #1598 has been built by Vulcan Foundry in the UK in 1909. Originally built as HG class, it was classified as HG/C after adding superheating.

Two broad gauge Mikados (WG class and CWD class) are waiting for a next assignment at the Old Delhi shed.

The broad gauge WG #9443 is waiting for a next assignment at the Old Delhi shed. A few men rummages through the ashes for a few pieces of unburned coal that will be used later at home for cooking ... (more)