Transfer run of the Baldwin built former French Railways "Mikado" 141 R 568 with her tools and staff car (a former french postal car) and Re 4/4 I 10009. The privately owned steamlocomot... (more)

141R 568 was based since 2006 in Schaffhausen. Today the steam engine has left this city and was running to Vallorbe (border station Switzerland-France), the new home of this French steam lcoomoti... (more)

an empty gravel train on the Rhine high bridge

an empty gravel train on the approach to the Rhine high bridge

Former French Railways SNCF "Mountain" (4-8-2) steamlocomotive 241 A 65, the largest coal fired in western Europe, with a train from Basel via Stein-Säckingen-Laufenburg-Full (AG)-Koble... (more)

Freighttrain with empty gravel cars between Eglisau and Hüntwangen on a part of the bridge over the river 'Rhein

InterCity from Schaffhausen toward Zürich passes the bridge over the river 'Rhein' between Hüntwangen and Eglisau in the afternoon sun

Rush hour on the road and localtrain line S22 from Schaffhausen toward Bülach between Eglisau and Glattfelden in the evening sun

RegioExpress from Zürich toward Schaffhausen runs over the imposing bridge over the river 'Rhein' between Eglisau and Hüntwangen in the evening sun

Canadian built former french railways SNCF steamlocomotive "Mikado" (2-8-2) 141 R 1244 from Brugg (AG) with the "Round the Lägern Special" from Brugg via Turgi-Koblenz-Bad Zur... (more)

The Churchill Double Red Arrow is crossing the Rhine Viaduct.

SBB Re 4/4 II 11304 is pulling IC 187 over the Rhine bridge between Hüntwangen-Wil and Eglisau.

"Gotthard" locomotive Ae 6/6 # 11407 "Aargau" from 1955 is pulling a charter train with german cars over the Rhine viaduct between Eglisau and Hüntwangen-Wil in the last light of the setting sun.... (more)

Re 6/6 # 11626 "moustache" and Re 4/4 II 11242 are crossing the Rhine viaduct between Eglisau and Hüntwangen.

Ae 6/6 11407 and 01 1066 are heading a charter train from Schaffhausen to Wohlen, where another 01 (Swiss based 01 202) will takeover the lead southbound over the Gotthard line.