The Indian Railways meter gauge Pacific locomotive YP #2296 is making a brief stop at the Agra Idgah station with a long passenger train.

The Indian Railways streamlined Pacific locomotive #7439 is making a brief stop at the Agra Idgah station with a long passenger train.

The Indian Railways streamlined Pacific locomotive #7620 is resting at the Agra Idgah shed.

WG #9175 is awaiting departure from the Agra Cantt station with a passenger train.

WG #9175 is awaiting departure with a passenger train whilst WG #8018 is running light through the Agra Cantt station.

The CWD Mikado #12604 is shunting at the Agra Cantt station. The Indian AWD (American War Design) / CWD (Canadian War Design) steam locomotives were the war design locomotives. These two classes s... (more)

The CWD Mikado #12604 is shunting at the Agra Cantt station. The Indian AWD/CWD steam locomotives were the war design locomotives. These two classes showed strong American features and were used f... (more)

WP 1 #7698 is being turned on the Agra Idgah turntable. A total of 755 WPs were built between 1947 and 1967, bearing fleet numbers 7000 to 7754. The first batch of sixteen, numbers 7200–7215, ca... (more)

An unidentified broad gauge Pacific locomotive of the WP class is running through the Agra Cantt station.

It would be impossible to record this scene today for two reasons. First, there are no more steam locomotives running in India and second, the meter gauge line on the right of the picture has been... (more)

WP #7573 is running light through the Agra Cantt station. In the back, WP #7708 is awaiting departure with a passenger train.

The Indian Railways broad gauge Pacific steam locomotive WP #7708 is running light through the Agra Cantt station. The locomotive has been built in India in 1966 by the Chittaranjan Locomotive Wor... (more)

YP #2150 is getting prepared for a next duty at the Agra Idgah loco shed. As mentioned on the front beam, the nicely decorated locomotive is supposed to haul a passenger train named the "super fas... (more)

The crew of the YG 3418 and the shed master are proudly posing for the photographer at the Agra Idgah shed.

Such a scene can only be captured in India. Where else in the world can you meet a monkey on a platform?