This is not a cathedral, but the Antwerpen-Centraal station, with a 75 meter high cupola. Built in 1905 by architect Louis de la Censerie, renovated from about 1993 to 2007.

This is not a cathedral, but the main hall of the Antwerpen-Centraal station, with a 75 meter high dome. Built in 1905 by architect Louis de la Censerie, renovated from about 1993 to 2007. Its arc... (more)

The classic ATSF semaphore signals still stand tall under the cool night stars, including the Milky Way Galaxy, just as the moon begins to climb above the New Mexico hilltops to light up the baron... (more)

Chicago & North Western "Pioneer Coach." The latest piece of railroad equipment to emerge from the shops of David Kloke is this replica of a Welch & Launder day coach, built in 18... (more)

The Presidential Car "United States." Here's a nicely lit view of David Kloke's replica of President Abraham Lincoln's private railway car "United States". This car was built for the US Mi... (more)

Pondering what might have been..... Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant is alone with this thoughts and the remains of his former boss, as he ponders the reconstruction ahead, and what might have bee... (more)

Members of the Zurich Steam Group move the reserve axles for the electric locomotive Ae 4/7 # 11026 of association Mikado 1244 to the parking location after the Open Doors Days at the Bahnpark Bru... (more)

Electric trains passing at Belgrano C station, located over the new trestle recently opened to public service.

Circus is coming to town! Unloading of the circus KNIE (swiss national circus, celebrating 100 years of dynasty) transport train with Kps cars at Zürich Wollishofen.

Circus is coming to town! At 5.30 AM the more then 400 meter long first (of two) train of the swiss national circus KNIE arrived at Zürich Wollishofen.

Vintage freight car K3 # 1710 of SP (Schweizerische Privatbahnen) on the ferryboat "MF Romanshorn" of the Schweizerische Bodensee-Schifffahrtsgesellschaft AG (SBS). Next weekend, 150 years of rail... (more)

Dresden Hauptbahnhof (“main station”, abbreviated Dresden Hbf) is the largest passenger station in the Saxon capital of Dresden. In 1898, it replaced the Böhmischen Bahnhof ("Bohemian st... (more)