Sprinters 7010-7012 await departure from Seymour with the 4.09pm service to Melbourne.

Recently restored T class loco T382 on display at the Seymour Rail Heritage Centre open day.

Representatives of the Seymour Rail Heritage Centre prepare a transfer train to Newport consisting of loco's H5-H3-F202-T413.

GM27-P21-P19-Y124-GM22 depart Seymour loco depot on a light engine run to the Ettamogah Rail Hub. Preserved GM36 can be seen in the background at the Seymour Rail Heritage Centre.

GM27-P21-P19-Y124-GM22 prepare to depart Seymour loco depot on a light engine run to the Ettamogah Rail Hub.

N457 approaches Seymour Station with the 1245pm Albury to Southern Cross service.

Preserved Victorian Railways 'bulldogs' S303 and B74 rest at the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre.

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

Class leader C501 'George Brown' rests at the Seymour loco depot, in original Victorian Railways blue & gold livery. Despite having been restored to operating condition a decade ago, 501 is still ... (more)

Flat-top T class T341 has recently been restored to running order by the SRHC for the Yarra Valley Tourist Railway, and is seen here in fantastic afternoon light at the SRHC depot in Seymour. Keep... (more)

Y157 was on a freight being transferred north to take over pilot duties at Shepparton when it suffered a hotbox and was taken off at Seymour. Seen here several months later, the loco is still yet ... (more)

Loco Y145 is part way through a repaint from the former V/Line Tangerine and Grey livery, into the livery of its current owner, El Zorro. Also visible are preserved G8 units T341, mid way through ... (more)

Seymour Railway Heritage Centre's S303 turning at Seymour loco depot, prior to running a special train the next day.

Recently refurbished Sprinter railcar No.7015 enjoys an unsual rain storm at Seymour, while a wedding party shelters from the weather.

T378 fresh out of the paint shop in traditional Victorian Railways blue & gold, after running in V/Line tangerine & grey for approx. 10 years.