Is It Dry Yet? Residing at the Rockhill Trolley Museum for over 60 years, former Johnstown Traction Company (PA) double-truck "Birney Safety" Car 311 (Wason, 1922) was originally operated i... (more)

Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway 4387 (built in 1914) waits on the loop track for passengers at the Seashore Trolley Museum, which is the largest electric railway museum in North America.

Union Pacific 4014...the "Big Boy" quietly rests after traveling across the state of Minnesota, reaching its northernmost destination of Duluth. While there was no formal photoshoot o... (more)

It is Beamish Museum's annual steam weekend and this year there is a great deal of activity concentrating on the road side of things. Not much is taking place on rails. One of the guests to the pa... (more)

The Everything That Moves Trolley Parade. On Saturday, September 4, 2021, the Connecticut Trolley Museum celebrated its 81st Anniversary. A day full of events in East Windsor, Connecticut h... (more)

Portrait of the streamlined steam locomotive Pm3-5 at the Warsaw railway museum. Initially, it was intended to transfer the Pm3-3 to the Railway Museum, but this machine has been scrapped before t... (more)

Turntable demonstration at the B&O Railroad Museum

Loaded. Shore Line Trolley Museum's former MTA New York City Transit subway car R-17 6688 (St. Louis Car Company, 1955-56) departed from the museum's Sprague Station in East Haven, Connecti... (more)

North Star is a broad gauge locomotive. It was built in 1837 for the New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad in the USA by Robert Stephenson and Company. The locomotive was intended for use on a new 1... (more)

Rock Island 3 is one of three Aerotrain sets built by General Motors in the mid-1950s. This particular (partial) set is on display at the National Transportation Museum in St. Louis, Missouri. E... (more)

Two british dummys and an original japanese Shinkansen in the railway museum

4-4-2 steamlocomotive # 251 of the Great Northern Railway (GNR) in the Shildon Locomotion museum, designed by H A Ivatt, built at Doncaster in 1902, withdrawn in 1947. It inaugurated the ‘big en... (more)