This weekend it is Tanfield railways gala and this year a USA tank built during World War 2 is one of the guest engines. Several of these locomotives made it into British Railways stock after the ... (more)

E.J. Lavino & Company #34 working the steel mill near Lynchburg,VA in this May 1964 scene.

Y112 shoves from the rear as K190 (just out of view) leads another shuttle up the 1 in 52 grade of the Warrenheip Bank during the Ballarat Heritage Weekend. Y112 is Victoria's oldest operating mai... (more)

Restored Yard Goat 0-6-0 No. 4466 along with Southern Pacific E9 No. 6051 on display in the CSRM Roundhouse.

Steamtown's latest steam rescue: Baldwin 0-6-0.

A fate other than scrap... on a stormy Pennsylvania day Strasburg Rail Road's Thomas operates to the delight of hordes of young children. In its previous life, Thomas was once Brooklyn Eastern Dis... (more)

ALCOs & Baldwins! Baldwin Locomotive Works 0-6-0 #26 owned and operated by Steamtown, gives some railfans a nice blow of the whistle as it rolls into the yard to board passengers for the l... (more)

Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 rolled out of the Baldwin plant in Eddystone Pennsylvania in March 1929. Interestingly rather than selling it, the Baldwin company retained the locomotive for switc... (more)

611 may be the "Queen of Steam" but in the confines of the yard where she can't stretch her legs the better show comes from lil' ol' 126 who could actually open the throttle and work a b... (more)

8099 by a nose... Unplanned, but during the Fired Up photo charter lunch break 126, 611, and 8099 all lined up nicely on and behind the turntable for a study in nose profiles.

Making its rounds around the North Carolina Transportation Museum is Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 0-6-0 #126.

Another area of the narrow gauge which has been recently opened. Here guest engine 104 is at the head of a train carrying sawn wood. The traction engine has been harnessed to drive a belt which in... (more)

Built in 1883 (now displayed with a later model tender) 0-6-0 SNCF 841 was a freight loco that spent it's life in Britanny and Normandy. Retired in 1964 now displayed at Exporail.

This weekend is Beamish museum's annual steam fair and this year it has a World War 1 theme. In the pit yard two narrow gauge steam locomotives vie for attention with a narrow gauge armoured senti... (more)