Side view of the Soviet steam locomotive L3055.

The Soviet steam locomotive L3055 and one of her sister are double heading a passenger train between Kiev and Tchors.

The Soviet steam locomotive L3055 and one of her sister are double heading a passenger train between Kiev and Tchors.

The two Soviet steam locomotives P36 0064 and 0050 are double heading a passenger train between Bakhmach and Grebenka

The striking semi-streamlined P36, named after its Kolomna project number and nicknamed Pobeda (victory), was the USSR's final express passenger steam locomotive. Slightly less powerful but faster... (more)

The striking semi-streamlined P36, named after its Kolomna project number and nicknamed Pobeda (victory), was the USSR's final express passenger steam locomotive. Slightly less powerful but faster... (more)

The double electric locomotive ChS6 026 is awaiting departure from the Leningrad Moscow railway station with a passenger train. The locomotive has been built by the Skoda Works in the former Czech... (more)

The Russian diesel locomotive TEM2 1359 is shunting at the Leningrad Moscow railway station.

The Russian electric locomotive ChS2T 1055 is leaving the Leningrad Moscow railway station with a passenger train. The locomotive has been built by the Skoda Works in the former Czechoslovakia.

The ER200 was a Soviet electric train built in Riga, Latvia, by Rīgas Vagonbūves Rūpnīca. It was the first high-speed intercity Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) linking Moscow and ... (more)

The veteran Russian electric locomotive VL23-121 and a double diesel locomotive of the 2M62 class are waiting for a next assignment at the Leningrad Moscow railway station.

Two ER2 EMU's and one ER1 are waiting for their next duty in the Leningrad shed.

The Er 768-04 from the Russian Railways hauling the Baltic Coast Express is making a short break in a liitle station between Varna and Leningrad. The Baltic Coast Express was the first steam chart... (more)

The Soviet Railways steam locomotive Ov-324 is coupling up to an excursion train to Pushkin at Leningrad Vitebsk Station in Saint Petersburg. In Russia, the Ov steam locomotives were called "Ovech... (more)

Two EMU's of the ER1 class are awaiting departure from the Leningrad Vitebsk station.