Witherslack Hall #6990 is making a brief stop at Swithland Sidings with a passenger train from Loughborough.

The little 0-4-0T steamer #20 is hauling a passenger train between Haltingen and Kandern on the Kandertalbahn touristic railway line in southern Germany.

In the solitude of the Nevada desert.

The little steam locomotive 0-4-0T #20 is arriving at the Haltingen Kandertalbahn station with a mixed train. The engine has been built by the Maschinenbaugesellschaft Karlsruhe in 1928.

The little steam locomotive 0-4-0T #20 has recently been transferred from the Achertal to the Kandertalbahn in southern Germany. The engine has been built in 1928 by the Maschinenbaugesellschaft K... (more)

Portrait of the ten wheeler #40 at the Ely station. The locomotive has been built by Baldwin in 1910. It has been ordered new for the Nevada Northern Railway and has spent all its life on this lin... (more)

Train crossing in the desert. #40 is waiting in the siding until #93 has cleared the line.

Nevada Northern Railway #40 is running through the snowy Nevada desert with a short mixed train on a beautiful sunny winter day.

The Nevada Northern Railway ten wheeler #40 has just arrived at the Ely station with a mixed train. On the right, the Alco RS-2 #105 is busy with some shunting in the station.

A layer of fresh snow fallen overnight covers the Nevada desert. The silense of the place is only briefly broken by the passage of this mixed train hauled by the ten wheeler #40.

A freight train hauled by UP #618 crosses the Snake Creek at Charleston.

The 2-6-0T cogwheel steam locomotive HG 3/4 #4 of the Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke is leaving the 1874 meter long Furka summit tunnel at Muttbach-Belvédère. The tunnel has been completed in 1925.

The Cogwheel steam locomotive HG 2/3 #6 of the Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke is hauling a Peter Minder photo charter near Realp.

Steam Locomotive No. 618 is one of the stars of the Heber Valley Railroad locomotive fleet. This historic engine, which turned 100 years old in 2007, has been pulling tourists through the Wasatch ... (more)