Vulcan Iron Works 0-6-0T built 1931.

A visiting steam engine is returning to St Marys with happy passengers.

The last rays of daylight catch Lehigh Valley Coal #126 simmering inside the roundhouse at the N.C. Transportation Museum.

LCV 126 backs into the south end of the Spencer complex with the roundhouse and massive backshop in the background.

With the motto, "have engine will travel," the father and son Gramling team have brought steam to thousands over the past decade. For the next month, their LVC 0-6-0 will be residing at ... (more)

Lehigh Valley Coal Co. #126 passing under the pedestrian bridge with snow on the ground at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. Behind the throttle, Mr. Henry Martin.

Thomas Edmundson catches the late afternoon sunshine as it heads back to Alston with its train over Gilderdale viaduct

On a misty February morning the Steam Elephant makes its way along Beamish waggonway with visitors wishing to be transported back to 1825

#7470 is seen furiously attacking one of the few substantial southbound grades on the Conway Scenic's excursion line. After playing a wonderful tune with her B&M 5 Chime for the route 302 crossing... (more)

Ready for the Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts 'Steam in Snow' special, #7470 would be the star of the show. #7470 is a Canadian National 0-6-0 O-18a switcher. She was built in 1921 by the G... (more)