Royal Hudson 2860 was a major tourist attraction in the mid-1970s between North Vancouver and Squamish, BC. The BC government supported the train which ran on British Columbia rails daily during t... (more)

The circus is in town! As part of a circus train exhibit, Exporail has decorated certain pieces with circus illustrations. In the foreground is CP 2850, the original Royal Hudson.

Former Canadian Pacific H1c Royal Hudson 2839 has the excursion rolling on the way to Lynchburg, VA.

Former Canadian Pacific H1c Royal Hudson 2839 backs down to an excursion at Greensboro.

On an October afternoon, the Empress makes her way east through the Thompson Canyon towards her final destination for the evening in Kamloops. The west coast was spoiled in 2008, as 2816 would mak... (more)

CB&Q Hudson #3007 peeks out of the barn at the Illinois Railway Museum.

Christmas at Exporail. CP 2850 and LNER 4489 are in the middle of the main hall at Exporail, with Christmas decorations out.

A pair of steam engines for Christmas? CP 2850 and LNER 4489 are in the middle of the main hall at Exporail, with Christmas decorations out.

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A salute to all the veterans who fought for our country to give us freedom! Santa Fe 3450's drive wheels shine in the sun as November rolls by the museum in Pomona. All Rights Reserved © Guillerm... (more)

R711 is turned on the dual gauge turntable at Seymour, while running a special for 707 Operations to the Seymour Food and Wine Festival.

Steamrail Victoria's R711 leads 707 Operations' R707 on a multi-coloured rake of steel cars, as they race over the rolling grades on approach to Tallarook. This was a 707 Ops special heading for t... (more)

With only a few minutes of sunlight left, R761 and K153 race south towards Nagambie at about 80km/h - the maximum permitted speed of wooden bodied cars, and the K class light goods loco. The train... (more)

R761 and K153 roll to a stop at Murchison East, while transferring back to Melbourne after a weekend running shuttles out of Echuca. The tank wagon behind the locomotives is a water gin feeding in... (more)