DBR 1254 leads a special excursion train "long hood leading" towards Pukekohe after taking passengers for a trip out to the Glenbrook Steel Mill. Running along the Mission Bush branch, a line usua... (more)

DBR 1254 leads a special excursion train away from Pukekohe towards the Glenbrook Steel Mill, taking passengers for a journey along the Mission Bush branch a normally freight only line. Once there... (more)

This mixed train ran as part of the Festival of Steam for the 40th Anniversary year of Glenbrook Vintage Railway located southwest of Auckland.

644 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1915. This mixed train ran as part of the Festival of Steam for the 40th Anniversary year of Glenbrook Vintage Railway. The railway is a section of the Waiuku... (more)

644 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1915. This mixed train ran as part of the Festival of Steam for the 40th Anniversary year of Glenbrook Vintage Railway. The railway is a section of the Waiuku... (more)

644 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1915. This mixed train ran as part of the Festival of Steam for the 40th Anniversary year of Glenbrook Vintage Railway. The railway is a section of the Waiuku... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949. The locomotive certification was extended several weeks to allow 1250 to participate in a couple of events including the Festival of Steam today at Gle... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

Ww 644 was built in 1915 by NZR Hillside in Dunedin and was returned to steam in 2007.

Ww 644 was built in 1915 by NZR Hillside in Dunedin and was returned to steam in 2007.

Empty service from the GVR depot at Pukeoware to Glenbrook near Morley Road. The locomotive will depart Glenbrook tender first with the first train of the day. Ww 644 was built in 1915 by NZR Hill... (more)

Da 1429 departs Glenbrook with empty service for Pukeoware depot. This was from the first batch of this type, built by General Motors, La Grange, Illinois in 1956. Later batches were built in by C... (more)

Da 1429 hauls a Thomas Weekend train near Glenbrook. This was one of the first batch of this type, built by General Motors, La Grange, Illinois in 1956. Later batches were built in by Clyde in NS... (more)